First time back since last year, after TKR replacement surgery. They punched the greens this past Monday/Tuesday. Small holes with minor sand, the worst green was #18. All in all the course is in good shape. They did a lot of work last year, clearing the limbs and brush along the fairways.

Great course, the fairways are thick and a pleasure to play on. The greens and aprons have plenty of grass and the greens are fast and roll well. The staff was great. I enjoyed the day there. The course layout is interesting and enjoyable to play. I will go back to play it again.

I don’t think I have ever seen such a beautiful and great condition (both fairways and greens) on a public course, especially a muni. Kudos to the maintenance team. Big and nice practice facility. Staffs were friendly and professional, including starter. The pace of play is on a slow side because the gap between each group is 8 minutes, I think. But it is worth it since the surrounding of the course is quite peaceful. Golf carts got GPS and Bluetooth speakers too, yes, on a muni. The only downside was back 9 restroom was locked before 5pm on the day we played. Ice and water station: by the pro shop Bathroom: clean

This is an awesome public track, not super difficult. Lotta nice part 3's greens are fairly fast. Well maintained, and the guys in the clubhouse are really nice

All I’ve done so far is the par 3 course. But I’m incredibly grateful for a low-cost opportunity to work on my game. You pay once and play as much as you want, just honor other parties and their time. 60 - 180 yard holes, almost no bunkers. Tee boxes are nasty, I like the fairways, and greens are rough as well.. few take care of their ball marks. But even from a poor tee box, you learn more about the game and become more versatile of a player. And I’ll take that all day long. You also get access to the practice putting green and chipping area as well as the range and the views are BEAUTIFUL. The 18 hole looks much nicer than the par 3.