Fun course, has some challenging moments. People are great at pro shop. Expect a 4 hour round on weekends.

Great course and great people working there. Owner Randy Watkins owner is a super nice guy, and he is always willing to help when needed.

If you ever considered the range to be an important part of a golf course, then please look elsewhere. For the time I’ve been playing there, the range has been closed over 50% of the time. The course is in great condition for the price point, but they rely on a drainage system that rivals that of the Jackson Water Department.

They need a place online for when the course will be down.

This course is pretty good. They clearly put a lot of work into maintaining it, and overall the conditions are solid. Fairways and greens are usually in good shape, and you can tell the staff takes pride in upkeep. BUT IT IS WAY TOO CROWDED. I live here and play this course all the time, and there has not been a single round where I haven’t had to wait on a group. The pace of play is consistently slow, and it honestly takes away from what could be a great experience. There have even been times where I’ve been told to go after a foursome, so I wait like I’m supposed to—then somehow a random one- or two-person group jumps in and goes ahead, even though they weren’t on the schedule according to the pro shop. That kind of disorganization makes it really frustrating. The scheduling, the wait times, and the constant backups on the course are just awful right now. Something has to change. At a minimum, they need to space tee times out more—especially on busy days. Every 30 minutes would go a long way toward fixing the pace of play issues. Honestly, I think they should seriously consider making this a private course and directing public play over to the Pearl course instead. As someone who plays here regularly, it’s gotten to the point where the overcrowding is the main thing people talk about, and it’s hurting the overall experience. There’s a really good course here—it’s just buried under poor scheduling and way too much traffic.