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.

Took the 1 hr trip to play this course, absolutely worth it! I was worried when reading the recent reviews about how bad it was. People made it seem like it was atrocious and unplayable. While there were some issues ( some of the greens were dried out and effected your putting), overall was a fantastic experience. Beautiful course, difficult but nonetheless enjoyable! I heard that its under somewhat new management and they've let the quality dip a bit, but overall, was very happy!

The golf course is poorly maintained: the fairways are often swampy, the bunkers have hardened soil, and the putting greens contain weeds, bare patches, and numerous unrepaired ball marks. The driving range experiences frequent, unscheduled closures—at any time of day and on any day of the week—often without clear or consistent explanations. The practice green is in poor condition, with weeds and bare spots, yet it is labeled “no chipping.” Given its current state, it would be more appropriately designated as a chipping practice area rather than a putting green.

Came here to work Photograph a wedding. The ceremony site is nice, grass is green. The staff was very accommodating with lending the bride and groom golf carts. Overall nice place for a wedding