Michael was such a great ranger, I just had to write a little something about him. His smile radiated around the course, and you could tell he loves his job. He personally showed us how to get to the last course when we were having a hard time finding our way. The course itself was pretty nice, although I didn’t like that the driving range balls were all over the first hole and some of the tee boxes could use some work. It is confusing to get to the hawk, but Michael was super helpful and the ride was beautiful so we didn’t mind.

One of my favorite local tracks 💯 27 hole course (Plays like 3, 9 hole tracks. Fox/Heron/Hawk) Fox/Heron is the original 18, and the more forgiving of the 3. Fox is fairly flat, with some holes slanting left to right (hole #6 I believe). Great par 5 on hole #1 to start with on Fox 💯. Heron is more hilly, but still manageable, with some left to right plants in the fairways. Hawk to me, is deffinately the hardest of the 3 💯%. Its super hilly, slants...doesnt get as much water and sun due to it being in the very back of the course. Deffinately the hardest of the 3. I usually play Fox/Heron and I love it!! I actually broke 85 here, so one of my favorites!! 😀 ⛳️ 🏌️‍♂️ Enjoy!!

The course is good. The amenities are lacking Lousy restroom that is hidden under the proshop. There is no place to gather until 11am. No chicken fingers. Customer service is good. The problem shop has nothing to do with the food service. So don't ask them about it.

This is a very very hilly course made up of 3 different 9 hole courses. The course is fairly priced but it's not a top tier course. If you're looking to swing the club and play a casual round, this place is great. Their weekend deal after 3PM is great too. If you prefer to pay more for a nicer course, I would suggest looking somewhere else.

I've played this course many times over the years and it's definitely a challenging public course. There are three nine hole courses (Fox, Herron, and Hawk). I've only played Fox and Herron and the course rewards you for being in the fairway and first cut of rough. When you miss, you're in a lot of trouble as many holes are tree-lined and a few holes on Herron slope right into the woods so accuracy is critical here. The greens are often multi-tiered and the best option is to be below the hole. Such a well groomed course and great value ($49/walking on a Friday - 2024 rates). Get out there and play a round!