This is a nice golf course for practicing your short game. It's not overly busy and usually has an older crowd there. I like it because I can go there with less experienced players and not hold up anyone. You will rarely need your driver, if ever, on this course. The back nine is longer than the front nine if you want to play longer holes. The greens and fairways are OK, not as good as others in the area like Hidden Creek; but I think this is geared to a different client. I still go here about as often as Hidden Creek. The greens drive me a little crazy, because I'm not great, and they all seem to be dome shaped, so if you pitch it up onto the green too hard it may just run off the green on the other side. But that's really my fault.

Nice course. A little short but tight and fun to play. Course is in good shape and well maintained. The staff were very nice. Really enjoyed playing there for the first time.

For the public option in the area it is perfect. Greens can be a bit spongy depending on weather and fairways on the back 9 could use a face lift. But given the price it’s a fantastic learning course for high handicap golfers.

Last summer my girlfriend and I came to play the front 9 on a late Tuesday evening. Course was completely empty. After paying my green and cart fees, the employee ran out and said my girl wasn’t allowed to ride along and I had to pay for her green fees, cart fees, and that she couldn’t use my clubs either and would have to rent clubs from them. Loosers. Fast forward yesterday, after promising I’d never return, I played the back 9 and was viscously attacked by 20 million mosquitos. The cart got stuck 3 separate times on seemingly fine fairway paths. And to top it off, someone hit a 1000mph line drive into my car on the 9th hole. The only redeeming part of yesterday was the kid working the pro shop. Good guy.

Fun course in excellent condition! Front 9 is shorter than the back 9. Super nice pro shop staff. Highly recommended 👍