The golf course is fun and playable, but the distance gap between the white tees and the golds is a little too wide. Greens were in very nice shape when we played in early August. The old guy in the pro shop was grumpy and rude. His first words to us were "You're late," even though we were a few minutes early and still teed off right behind the group that had the tee time before us.

Beautiful greens on this course! It's hilly, so you'll want to get a cart unless you're fit. It's pretty open, so if you're an errant hitter, you don't have to fear losing a lot of balls! The view is nice, with the tall hills serving as a backdrop. The only thing I don't care for: those gas golf carts (noise, exhaust).

Fun course but it’s ridiculous that they charge kids under 12 to golf. They receive state funding as a “state park”. For example, they received $2M for Covid funds in 2023, but my Kid has to pay $20 to play 9 holes.

The wide open fairways, nicely manicured greens, and the fact that it was created by the WPA during the Great Depression made it a joy to play on for this former history teacher.

Enjoyed my return home and a loop around the 18 holes here. My son joined me and was terribly imprssed with the conditions of the greens on this city course. Don't miss it.