This is a great course. Price is on the higher side for the area but it is worth it for the difficulty and the conditions. Played in July on a Sunday morning, not too backed up, and it was very pleasant. The fairway is pretty tight, not an overly long course, with mostly doglegs. Better condition course than heather hills.

Yes, the course is an excellent shape… But! It used to cost us $37 to walk on a Friday as a senior. This year it switched to $47. Today we went in and found out that the price is now $75 to walk because they have decided that Friday is a weekend day… Almost $100 with A cart! Also, the price for a cart is for each person, even if they are riding on the same cart. Why should you pay that kind of price when you can play Juniper Hill which is also a great course for $37 walking or seniors. My client and I are heartbroken… We will never play the course again now because the price is totally out of our range.. PS: the people work there are wonderful, And do not seem to be at all pleased about what is happening. The dining area at noon time used to be full at lunchtime… I tried to include pictures of what it looked like today, but could not figure out how to do it… It was empty! They have someone coming in with a food truck was in competition with their own kitchen! That makes a lot of sense… I have no idea who is in charge of all this… But I think they’ve lost their mind.

Tough course, target shots forced carries narrow drives. It was in great shape except the leaves are a serious problem. Don’t play here in the fall you’ll lose every ball. Also the website said 40$ to walk 9 but the guy charged me 45$ and said it’s never 40$. I showed him the website and he acted like he never seen a computer before.

This. Place. Sucks. $80 to ride this frost damaged, poorly draining, short, awkwardly laid out pile of garbage. We didnt see one green not frost damaged. Most fairways were covered in muddy patches or large dry/burnt areas. Tee boxes were uneven and chewed to hell. The layout comes in just over 5k yards on the whites but its not like chemawa, its clunky and we only hit driver on ~5 holes. The grill room refused to give is water and referred us to the broken bubbler on a 105 heat index day. Pace of play was on pace for a 6 hour round before calling the pro shop on 5. The greens looked vertical cut in the middle of summer; it was hard to tell over the frost damaged and burned spots. Several bunkes had water in them long enough to grow algae. I thought this was a polished up version of her sister heather hill but its clearly on the same tier. We wont be back.

I liked the ride in from RI, this is kinda located in the middle of nowhere, so it was a nice country side drive in. The club house was nice, the golf carts were cool, they all had like iPads mounted to them that showed the course, score card, food menu, and more. But I guess that what that place was expensive as it was to play. It was our first time here and the tough was tougher than I anticipated it would be. A lot of holes seemed very narrow, there were a lot of hazards, but the overall play was fun. The greens were tough and in rough shape, not sure if they aerated them recently, but putting was rough even from short distances. I’d definitely come back. It was worth the ride.