If you factor cost, this is my favorite course in the area. The regular rates are very fair, and you can usually find discounted tee times on golf now. While the course isn't particularly hazardous, I wouldn't say it plays easy by any means. Unless you're super long, tee to green can be a challenge. And putting isn't particularly easy either. Will need your full game to do any respectable scoring. Legacy is pretty much a home course for me and it still eats my lunch regularly. Hole 16 has ruined many a rounds for me. Water left and right, a nemesis of a hole for sure! But I like the challenge and will continue coming back. If you care about cost, this might be a good fit for you.

Booked a tee time Tuesday for a Saturday morning round at 10:25. Showed up before 10am and the clubhouse didn’t have our reservation after being explicitly told Saturday at 10:25am and the date of the reservation. The guy in the clubhouse was rude and unhelpful. I showed him the call and confirmed it was their number and course. The rude young man with long hair working in the clubhouse made it worse and left a sour taste of the situation. Told us basically to leave unapologeticly. Do not recommend playing here and won’t be back.

First time playing here and had a great time. Course is in great shape considering we are in the bridal summer months. It's just under a 50 mile drive for me, but that will not deter my return. Bonus - Hale Erwin was the architect, and if I'm not mistaken, Hale won his third open right about the time the course was opened.

The course is in good shape and everyone working there was nice but it took over five hours to finish because they book groups so close together. I see that a lot of ppl have complained about this in the past so it looks like they haven’t changed anything. There were 4 groups on one tee box at one point.

My grandson participated in a golf tournament here. It does have bathroom facilities but not a restaurant. Plenty of golf carts.