Played there in July this year & wasn't very impressed. Fairways , greens weren't great. The cart paths were bumpy as hell. But just played a tournament there a week ago and saw a vast improvement on all of the above. And the beer in the clubhouse is ice cold 🧊 ❄️

I've been to many golf courses, and I can honestly say I've never had an experience like this before. The course itself was in terrible condition it was muddy unkept, and overall felt dirty and neglected. On top of that, the atmosphere was extremely unwelcoming. What frustrated me the most was the clear double standard with the dress code. When I arrived, I was told AS A WOMEN! to put on a sweatshirt over my outfit, even though there were multiple men on the course wearing t-shirts with no collars and JEANS! I've never been singled out like that at any other golf course, and it felt unfair and unnecessary. The people playing the course were not nice either. Between the poor course conditions, rude treatment, and inconsistent enforcement of rules, I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. There are plenty of other courses that are cleaner, more professional, and respectful to all their guests.

Great place to get out and play. 18 hole public course with a fantastic little beer tavern to boot. The staff and pro are always very friendly and make accommodations for short notice tee times. The driving range is full grass, which is good and bad depending on who is using it. It would be nice to have a mat area for those who do not play often.

A group of us play here in a charity tournament every June. This is a hidden gem of a course. Well maintained. Clean. Quiet. Friendly staff. If I didnt live 45 minutes away, I would absolutely play here more often. Not too many sand traps. BUT enough water hazards to make up for it. A good mix of wide open fairways with some narrow ones where you MUST hit the fairway.

Great day at the skunk. Greens were in great shape. Beautiful fall day in October.