Played the mountain course. Pros: very quiet and pace of play was never a problem, beautiful scenic views overlooking the mountains and the ski jump on nearly every hole, great greens Cons: very much a tourist vacation style golf course with $95 greens fees with tee boxes and fairways that left something to be desired. Fairways were very bumpy in conjunction with very old golf carts made for a very rough ride Nicely laid out course but be aware the the 9th hole doesn’t end at the club house and no bathrooms along the way

Played both Links and Mountain courses. Terrible conditions. Grass on fairways and greens is mostly dead and filled with weeds. Links course has interesting layout. Mountain course has lots of blind shots and funky green locations. Only two people running both courses. No restaurant (closed during pandemic). Carts do not have GPS. Not worth the $95 18 hole rate. I would not return.

Played the links course on Sept. 10. First of all, cash is no good here. Went the day before to get tee time and they told me I have to do it online, even though I was standing in front of him. Not a big deal but... When I got there I wanted to buy logo ball, have to put it on the card. Was told there was no cart girl today so if you want a drink, buy it now. Charge it, for a bottle of water !! 95 bucks for 18. Views are great, greens were fantastic. That's it. Fairways sucked, dead weed filled "grass". Traps even worse. Hard as hell & filled with rocks. Not worth what they charge. Played municipal courses that were much better.

Really nice 9 hole course. They also have two 18 hole courses.

I played the links course on Saturday. Nice course with plush fairways and excellent greens. The links course is definitely a bumpy ride as not all holes have designated/paved cart paths. My only grip was the slow pace for twilight golf but it was a weekend.