A short but well maintained course that offers a few challenges for experienced golfers, but is approachable for beginners. Overall it was in good shape and the greens were well cared for. It’s hard to beat the price to play, even with a cart, which is why it gets 5 stars. It’s certainly walkable, but surprisingly hilly, so on a warm summer day the cart was worth it. Only complaint is that on several of the par 4s, you’re hitting blind into the fairway, so we got driven into multiple times. Not sure the solution here, but was a bit unnerving.

Fantastic 9 hole course. The greens have been improved and are rolling great. Keep it in between the tree lines off the tee on the first 5 holes and out of the long links style grass on on 6 thru 9. If your short game is good you can score a nice low score here.

Very well-kept course. Staff in the clubhouse and the Starters were all super friendly. Someone in our group forgot a club on a green, and the staff managed to bring it up to us on the next hole. Tee times book fast, so make sure to book early.

Mosquitoes were quite numerous and aggressive, affecting our pace of play. The ranger felt the need to speak with our group about keeping up even though we were 1 min/hole off pace. They should treat for the Mosquitoes before they address minor pace of play issues imo. Otherwise not a bad course.

Great little short course. Friendly staff. Quality far beyond the price. Very enjoyable round. Quiet and well maintained. Highly recommend. Booked a 7am weekday and I had the course to myself. Old timers were piling in around 8 when I finished up. I walked, but might recommend a cart unless you’re pretty fit. Lots of steep hills. Noteworthy if you’re a picky whineybaby like me, but didn’t detract from my enjoyment: rental clubs didn’t include wedges below P. Not really a proper links style course but I guess thats a sort of loose term used by a lot of clubs. No prov1s in the shop.