This is a very interesting track to say the least. The front 9 were almost unplayable due to the wet and muddy conditions. It's understandable the fairways would be in rough shape from the unprecedented amount of rain, but this was bad. Mountain views make it bearable. The back 9 is where this course becomes fun. The par 3 water hole (#13) has a green wider than the hole is long. #16, par 4, must be some sort of joke: the fairway is 20 yards wide and any shot to the right will land on the cart path and roll back to the tee box because of a hill. The PAR 6 17th makes this course worth it. From the tips you're looking at almost 750 yards. Undulating fairways make ball lies difficult and the elevated green doesn't leave much room for error. It's a long journey to the hole. Be proud if you can walk away with par. Current conditions really detract from enjoying this course. Hopefully it will be repaired by next season.

Mediocre course and terrible management. Will not come back. Don’t recommend. Old guys at front have nothing better to do than to micromanage because there is no other customers

The 17th hole is Par 6! It was very challenging and fun! The views were great. You can see the mountains almost at every hole. We booked early and the price was very reasonable.

The wind the rain what a day. Mother Nature didn't tell us a monsoon was coming in. We had a great day, course was nice and everyone we spoke to were extremely friendly. A lot of courses took away the twilight hrs rates which makes it affordable for most golfers. The scenery was nice the fair was soft and the greens were running smooth. Stop by the burger shack and had a nice meal to finish the back nine. I will definitely come back.

Beautiful location, lots of weirdness / soul on this course. Not the course for perfect fairways and greens. If you’re looking for a casual course to go connect with the game, this is a great spot. Good price casual vibe