This is a challenging, but fair course. It's well maintained and the staff is friendly and helpful. Despite the very recent aeration, the greens rolled well and pretty true. The clubhouse is attractive and large and the pro shop well stocked. Menu options in the grill are typical golf course fare, but nicely prepared and served by friendly wait staff. There are three good beers on tap. Waverly Woods is part of the Raspberry Golf Trail. Get yourself a Trail card for $5 and three rounds at different Trail courses earns a free round.

I’m really impressed with how these guys treat their guests. Always ready to offer a helping hand. The place is in a nice environment suitable for relaxing with the family. I’d definitely suggest guys to try them out.

I will say at first that the course itself is beautifully maintained and designed.... that is about the only positive comment I have about waverly woods. One word for all woman golf players. MANSPLAIN. Literally, everything. From the first we were rushed out the door regardless of showing up before our tee time. We were not given our free practice bucket before hand. Coming in from out of town I had reserved two sets. One men's and one women's, BOTH of which were missing clubs, not just one or two irons, but a pitching wedge a hybrid and one sand wedge. We were then escorted to the first tee (not out of courtesy and guest service but as a teacher would a small child). Partnered with another couple (a woman and he college aged son) to make a foursome. Something we were never informed would be part of our tee time reservation. I knew right away there was no way our twosome would even be able to complete the course under the 4.5. Hr time limit we had (we were in town for a wedding and he and I usually average 3.5hrs). Figuring we would enjoy what time we had playing this course for the first time we set out knowing we would be a tad slower than usual, especially since we had not been allowed to warm up. The couple we were partnered with were lovely people but were VERY beginner. But we felt we were keeping within the pace of play since the foursome in front of us was still on the green when we went to tee on the first and second hole. Halfway through the third hole, however, we had a group of gentleman catch up and clearly start to get agitated at our pace. By the fourth they were hitting into us, we immediatelly went to let them pass and they drove on through without even acknowledging us. A ranger came by and (while he was polite) passive aggressively scolded us at our rate, told us where we should've been by then, and instructed us to let the next group behind us pass as wells who we then were stuck behind at an even slower rate than we had played before. He then proceeded to go BACK to the group that had passed to "tell on us" acknowledging their hitting into us. Essentially facilitating an argument when the schovanists had already gotten what they wanted. I myself had to sit out several holes. And we had to leave by hole 12... Clearly this is a MAN'S course. Old boys club. Only one set of women's clubs at the facility for out of towners. One. I was so very excited about coming to play and consider myself a seasoned golfer. I grew up in Maryland working for country clubs and I've never experienced such disrespect. I can guarantee not only will I NEVER recommend this course to anyone, but I will not be returning. Deeply dissatisfied and disappointed.