Me and my son played golf here while in vacation and I cannot recommend it enough. We are not scratch golfers by no means, so it was challenging with several blind holes and lots of tight fairways. Although we got a cart, most were walking with push carts. Pace of play was perfect. Very little to no waiting between holes. This is a great mountain course with picture perfect holes. Price was extremely affordable for what you get.

I liked the course (a bit rugged, but priced right) and the staff. However, there are several holes where you're shooting blind and it's legitimately uncomfortable. It's compounded by how backed up it can be - you think you've waited a long time, then pull over the hill to realize you just hit into a group. The bar/restaurant was closed which was fine, but it was weird they were sold out of bottled water. I'll probably go again, but if they could address the blind spot issue (simple camera monitor system at certain tees?) it'd really enhance the safety/experience.

The course is great. Unfortunately we had a bad experience with the staff. The party behind us was playing speed golf even though they had a kid with them. So, since they were blazing up behind us, they decided to call the pro shop and complain, and we got harassed almost every other hole. I pay to play and enjoy my time not being rushed. We even caught up to the players ahead of us and didn't call on them....go figure. Courtesy. We were even right on time for our turnaround. My advice to the pro shop is to check the time and see if everyone is right on schedule and not just take the word of a whiny bunch who wants to run through the course. Everyone pays to play. Only giving 2 stars because the course was nice.

Stopping in for dinner a hike, seated promptly and before we'd even had a chance of looking at the menu, there was iced water and a bread basket good to go. The lass serving us was very attentive, polite and well informed about the menu. Food was well portioned, and great tasting. The pork shank was sublime in flavour, as was the cherry pie and ice cream. Well worth a visit even if you're not a golfer. There was a saxophone player setting up as we finished, so live music is available

Wonderful course with elk and some blind holes. Joined up with 3 locals that knew the course which helped navigating. No wind and it was in the mid 80’s in the afternoon. Very challenging, so it helps to know where the greens are when out of view. Loved this track!!!