I’m not sure of his title but Eric was super helpful and more than accommodating for our group. We had a blast. We definitely be playing here again next time we are in town. Eric also introduced us to a drink we have never heard of called a pink Whitney. A1 guy.

One of the best on the coast. Challenging layout. A true test of golf. Also an amazing staff. Eric was very helpful and made us feel at home. The beverage staff was great too. Echo was a delight.

Devreau, Eric, and Billy are all very friendly and helpful whether it’s booking a tee time or answering questions about future events. The cart girls Echo and Marguerite nice and very attentive. The course is always in great shape. I always have a good time at the bridges!

Arnold Palmer signature course that is beautiful as well as challenging. The course is in great shape and the pace of play is very good. Staff is amazing, stop by the clubhouse after the round to grab some great food at the grill.

I’ve played a lot of golf courses, but this place? Legendary. It’s the kind of course that makes you feel like you’re about to play a major… right up until your opening tee shot introduces itself to a different zip code. Director Billy runs the show like a golf-course general. Everything is immaculate, organized, and somehow still fun. The fairways are so clean you could eat off them (not recommended, but emotionally tempting). If smooth operations were a sport, Billy would already have a trophy case. Head Pro Eric is basically a swing therapist. He watched me hit three balls and calmly said, “Interesting.” After a few tips, my slice downgraded from “boomerang” to “slightly aggressive fade.” That’s progress, folks. He has the rare ability to fix your swing while also fixing your confidence. And then there’s Assistant Pro Devareau — the secret weapon. Devareau somehow manages to be equal parts hype man, swing analyst, and life coach. Need help with your grip? He’s got you. Need reassurance after chunking a 7-iron 14 feet? He’s already telling you it was a “strategic layup.” The man could convince you that your double bogey shows “excellent course management.” The course is gorgeous, the greens roll truer than my promises to practice more, and even the bunkers seem thoughtfully placed to personally humble me. Five stars isn’t enough. I’d give it six, but I already gave the sixth one to the water hazard on 14. Can’t wait to come back and pretend I’ve figured it out again.