The golf course itself is a 7.2/10. I love the elevation changes, the scenery, the challenging design. The service 8.9/10. The staff are very nice, helpful, and... motivational. My issue with this course is the lack of resources.. the typical yardage markers were difficult or non-existent, there wasn't even visual aides on the scorecard, no technology, telemetry rangefinder, NADA... So course management is a nightmare, especially with hitting into the group in front of you into blind elevations or dog leg turns. Very frustrating, because it slows play, most courses here have newer technology, and its over 100 degrees most days.

Conditions great. Busy but pace of pay was pretty on point. All staff very nice. Carts are electric. I had a blast. I also should mention that all comments regarding the pro shop customer service issues are true and verified from my experience for multiple days.

Played both the north and south courses. Maintenance is good. Layout is interesting, lots of uphills and downhills. A few water holes. Some holes are challenging, but overall, they are for all skill levels.

I have played 3 rounds here. The course is really nice but the pace is terrible. Every round I have played the people I played with left after 9 holes. I realize there was a tournament going on but if it is going to be 6 hour rounds don’t take tee times. Other than pace the course would be ideal. Maybe I got a bad weekend

We played a round on the North Course on the morning of Saturday, December 27, 2025. It was my first time playing this course, and I absolutely loved it. It’s appropriately challenging, very well maintained, and above all, the views are stunning. Considering the course conditions, level of difficulty, and overall enjoyment, I would give it a full 5 out of 5. A few minor drawbacks: 1. Since there is no navigation system on the carts, it’s best to bring a personal rangefinder. 2. The greens were at an average speed, which was a bit disappointing, though this likely varies by season. 3. The scorecard is a standard paper card; it would be even better for first-time visitors if the scorecard included a course layout.