We were rushed to "play faster" by the general manager, who happened to start behind us, even though we allowed him and any faster group to play through. We played in the morning before it was crowded. Wouldn't recommend for people trying to learn or trying to have a slow relaxing game.

Place is oozing with potential, they need a greenskeeper who cares about the property and some help with equipment. The cart path from 1-->2, holy moses.

This is a great little muni 9 hole course. Very traditional old-style course with round, raised greens that usually slope back to front. Dont be fooled, some of the holes are hard--#2 requires a good drive with a street running all along the right side of the fairway and #8 is a monster par 5. 9 is a great finishing hole too.

Happy for the course to be back open! New staff is very friendly and the course is really good shape for the price!

While I am no golfer per say (12pk = 9 holes spinning golf cart donuts in the fresh morning dew) but I do fancy wildlife in such a beautiful setting. The course is blended with flush forests, hills and dales with a greater than 0 chance of seeing bald eagles and other wild critters. All I saw today a couple squirrels and the same ground hog twice after spending some time at the Riverlands Migratory Bird Sanctuary near the @Audubon Center at Riverlands, capturing this and other images of the Great Egret below. If you like wildlife, I hear Rock Springs GC is a great place to visit. I will visit again when it isn't so bloody HOT and might take up golf again but this time, I'll stick to cameras, tripods, and a cart, but maybe forget-about-the-donuts, lest I get arrested. Enjoy!