Greens in very poor condition but price remains high, will not play it again unless I hear the are in good shape again. Should make player’s aware and give discounts or they will loose players coming back. These golf courses need to be honest and seniors cannot afford to play bad courses with their limited financial resources.

Decent course but the greens are in bad shape. Could be a fungus and there are bare spots and they are consistently bumpy. The course plays well otherwise and has some interesting features but there are so many other comparatively priced courses that are in much better condition and more interesting.

My wife and I were celebrating 32 years together and I’m going to be 64 in just a few days lol a very good friend recommended the golf course , she is 102 and she used to play and live there by this golf course I only play 2 or 3 times a year ,starting with a 1 par on the first 9 (47) on the back 9 I had 3 pars and one birdie on the 18 th (39) and my wife got it on video 👍 overall I had no complaints I would definitely recommend it

Beautiful ground set manufactured homes! Very attainable 55+ resort living!

After 15 years of living at Viewpoint, my wife and I felt it was important to share our perspective. Over the years, we have seen different approaches to leadership, communication, and community engagement. What we have experienced recently stands apart. For the first time in our 15 years here, it feels like there is real visibility from leadership, real communication, and a true open door. The level of transparency, the consistent updates, and the willingness to engage directly with residents has made a noticeable difference. It is clear that communication is not being treated as an afterthought, but as a priority. What has impressed us even more is watching how difficult situations have been handled. We have seen the General Manager Tim Heim in settings where residents have asked hard questions, where emotions were high, and where conversations at times became aggressive. Through it all, he remained calm, well-spoken, respectful, and professional. That kind of composure does not go unnoticed. It is easy to lead when things are comfortable. It is far more telling when someone continues to show up, communicate openly, and stay steady under pressure. My wife and I simply wanted to say thank you. Thank you for being visible. Thank you for being transparent. Thank you for creating dialogue. And thank you for leading in a way that we have not seen here before. Strong leadership leaves an impression, and from our perspective, that impression has been a positive one. We appreciate what we have seen, and we encourage Tim to keep moving forward.