I have been to this course many times. It is in great shape and is well maintained. We showed up with 5 people hoping we could play together as it was a slow rainy Sunday afternoon without any groups in front of or behind us. The ranger made us split up into 2 groups. With much respect, we honored his request and went on our way. The ranger proceeded to follow us around to nearly every hole, likely to ensure we would not regroup (which we never did nor intended to as we are a respectful crew). I did not realize the green fees included a ranger breathing down your neck at every Tee Box or I would have opted for a different course. Even unloading our bags into our cars in the parking lot, the ranger parked right at the top of the hill staring at us. The intimidation was unnecessary and wildly unprofessional. Last season, I was with another golfer on the driving range when the same ranger approached yelling at him for “intentionally hitting the ball over the net.” News flash, he’s on the range for a reason. He immediately apologized with sincerity, only for the ranger to call him a liar. We are not children and do not deserve to be treated as such.

Great golf course. The greens and fairways are beautiful. Also wonderful brand new clubhouse. The pro shop dismissed me when I arrived and told me I was in the wrong place. Cathy the bartender on Thursday mornings is the most miserable person I’ve ever met. She’s very unwelcoming. All three times I was in the clubhouse she behaved like she couldn’t be bothered to help us and we were inconveniencing her (there was no one else in the bar at all). The last time we were inside after we finished our round we were actually told we couldn’t sit at the bar at all. We were also told there was a cart girl that would be on the course. The beverage cart never left the parking lot and we never saw this “cart girl”. I’m really bummed because I was looking forward to playing this course but the staff is rude and unwelcoming.