Very good for the price. I was a little intimidated by some of the reviews on here but it was just fine compared to other military or muni courses I've played. Tee boxes, fairways, and greens were all decent. The bunkers were actually full of fluffy sand and not rocks (ask me how I know). They have added signs to help with the course routing but it's still a little confusing, especially since the map on the score card is wrong for the East Course. The East course wasn't that challenging, but was very long. Had a club sandwich at Griff's Place, not bad either. Overall it was a great time!

It was an awesome amount of fun using the TopTracer booths at the range for only 12$ for a large bucket. We wound up going through 3 full buckets for the day. Unfortunately I had a little too much fun on the long drive and imploded my driver face. Not the booths fault! Definitely will go back again to dial in my swing more with the games the systems have.. Guess I gotta get a new driver, too.

By far the best greens and diving range I've played on when it comes to a military course. We played the East course. We will be going back to play the South course. Staff is super friendly and nice. (We just came from Oahu and played all the military courses there)

Coming off the winter the course is in rough shape. Overall however the greens are pretty pitted making for a tough putting experience. Tom in the club house is great and helpful. Will check out in the summer/fall.

We played the East course, it was long, very nice, cool to see jets and helicopters landing. At 5 pm they play music, for the lowering of the flag. The South course is shorter, but has more character, and feels more like a myrtle beach course...i recommend the south course...you must get on a website to ensure you have security clearance to get on Base...must provide drivers license number, date of birth, and full name...it's great place to play.