It gets the job done. There is a driving range on site but there has been varied discussions at the reliability to the yardage markers. Not a problem if you are just trying to hit some balls and warm up but be wary of you are trying to dial in your yardages. As far as the course goes, it’s alright just not much to get too excited about. Some of the fairways were a little long and the greens were about the slowest I’ve played in awhile. We went late afternoon after 5 +85° days and the greens were still quite moist. There isn’t much for memorable holes except the Hole 3 downhill par 3 and the double creek Hole 9 Par 4. Everything else is kind of a blur. Like I said before it gets the job done but sometimes it seems a little pricey for what you’re playing on. There are some dead grass spots they should just dig out and make a sand trap already, then there would at least be one out there.

Nice people, great price to play. We loved the explanation board of flags and yardage post markers. A few holes were difficult to navigate because the fairway grass was really tall. Would recommend and will play again.

I remember playing this course in the 1960's after it first opened. It wasn't the best but they only charged my brother and I $1.00 each to play all day so it was good practice.

Was a fun little 8 hole golf course. Fairways were a bit thick, but a nice quick game. There was a homeless girl that seemed to be tweeking walking around the golf course, not sure why that was where she picked to hang out!

Hubby loved the course!! He said the only downfall was that it is only a 9 hole course but it is well cared for!