Used to play here few years ago, but was sad to see that a course is not properly maintained. Back 9 is bit better than the first 9. At least if a green is well covered and maintained, it would be better to play.

This enjoyable course is a twofer - the front 9 winds up into the foothills with some fun terrain, while the back nine is wide open and mostly level. Fire away. Front or back, most greens are defended by two or three bunkers that will reward planning and precision on approach. Course conditions were ideal on a recent weekday morning, impeccable greens, close-cropped fairways, deep sandy bunkers, no mud. Pace of play was quite slow for some reason, even with an early tee-time. Let’s say keeping pace with the group ahead was never a problem, adding up to a 4+ hour round.

Played on 10-6 and what a mess. Multiple water leaks making fairways hazards. Even if you were just off the fairway you need a swamp buggy to get to your ball. Bunkers were either hard packed cement or swamped from the water leaks. Greens were hopefully going thru maintenance because there were crabgrass patches and anything but smooth greens. Check in gave no warning of the course conditions. Play this course often and was very disappointed especially since they want to charge those prices for a sub par course

I am writing to bring to your attention the recent implementation of a new dress code policy for individuals using the driving range to hit balls and work out. While I understand and appreciate the reasons behind this new rule, I believe it would be beneficial if this information were clearly communicated on the range's official web page. Providing detailed guidelines about the dress code online would help patrons prepare accordingly and ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for everyone. Thank you for considering this suggestion. I look forward to your response and to continuing my visits under the updated policy.

Just moved into the area and wanted to find a good range to practice at. Went to the pro shop to buy some balls for the range and was turned away because I wasn’t wearing a polo even though i was wearing a golf t-shirt. This has never been an issue for me at any other course for just practicing at the range, but for playing the course I understand. There is no mention of a dress code on their website for the course or driving range either so i cant help but feel i was turned away for the color of my skin. Will not be coming back here.