I play this course quite frequently and it’s been a fun public course. My only concern are that golfers don’t take care of the green and course divots. I enjoy playing here and will continue to!

The course is challenging, without being excessively difficult. There is no driving range, so show up "loosened up". I have a slice and I was able to find my balls along the right edge on almost every hole. There are some fun holes over water. The one thing this course desperately needs is a polite (again: polite) ranger rolling around keeping the evening leagues moving! We played 9 and were 30m behind pace halfway through. We watched league players practice 3 or 4 swings in the fairway and 7 swings over a putt while they had 4 groups backed up behind them. 3h 15m for 9 holes is gross.

Great course with outstanding staff and service! Riley is the most personable out of any golf pro I interact with. The pace is usually great because they monitor it with a ranger on the busy days. 10 stars!

Customer Service - (5/5) Course Design - (4/5) Course Condition - (4/5) This is definitely one of the better public courses in the city. The people in the pro shop are good, the course design is relatively solid, and the condition is good. Overall, this is a good course to play if you are looking at city courses.

This is our first time trying out this course and we will not be back. Not a bad course but the staff is beyond rude if you take your time or are a beginner golfer. The gentleman at the front desk told us other courses would kick us off because of how long we took, saying even though we were letting other golfers play through and there isn’t an issue with that, that we need to hurry up and shouldn’t be taking a break in the club house before the back 9. Typically 18 holes takes around 4 hours, for reference we were out there for a little under 5. I would not recommend this place. Way to make people feel unwelcome.