The Patch at The Preserve

Frequently Asked Questions

Is The Patch at The Preserve a full 18-hole championship course, or something different?

We've played The Patch many times, and it's not your typical 18-hole marathon. This course is a brilliant, meticulously maintained 9-hole gem, perfect for a quick, high-quality round or for honing your short game. Don't let the shorter length fool you- the design demands precision.

When is the best time of year to experience The Patch at The Preserve, and what should I expect from the conditions?

We always recommend visiting The Patch in late spring or early fall. The weather is usually perfect for golf, and the natural "Preserve" setting truly shines with vibrant foliage or blooming wildflowers. Expect firm, fast conditions that reward thoughtful shot placement, especially around the greens.

What's the signature challenge or most memorable hole at The Patch that I should look out for?

You absolutely have to experience the par-3 7th hole- it's a real beauty and a beast. With a dramatic elevation drop and a green guarded by a natural creek, it demands a precise iron shot to avoid a big number. It's a true test of nerve and skill, and often the talk of the clubhouse.

Is The Patch at The Preserve a good option for a more casual round, and what's the typical cost?

Absolutely, The Patch is fantastic for a casual yet challenging round without committing to a full four-hour affair. Greens fees are very reasonable for the quality, usually ranging from $50-75 for 9 holes, making it an excellent value for a premium experience. It's perfect for an afternoon escape or a warm-up before tackling a longer course nearby.

Can I easily walk The Patch at The Preserve, or is a cart recommended?

We strongly encourage you to walk The Patch- it's designed for it and truly enhances the experience. The routing is compact and the terrain, while varied, is very manageable on foot, allowing you to appreciate the natural beauty of The Preserve up close. You'll get a great workout and a better feel for the subtle undulations of the course.