Absolute beauty of a course. 3 days after a hurricane and they’re open for business. The tee boxes were a touch rough but that’s probably due to the rain fall. Fairways were excellent and the greens… holy cow absolutely beautiful. I’ll definitely be going back.

Pros: Friendly pro shop staff, great price for golf and drinks. Cons: Short course with small greens and course backs up. Lots of power lines running across fairways that are surprisingly easy to hit off the tee. GPS in carts is also very annoying to keep you out of "restricted" areas, which seemed to be half of the fairways

I am a handicapped golfer who has limited walking ability. The pro shop would not turn off the GPS on the cart which meant that I could not ride up to the tees or the green without the cart beeping and/or stopping. I could not putt the entire round because the cart stopped too far from the green. I asked again at the end of the round if they would turn off the GPS if I wanted to come back to play again and they said no. It’s a nice course but I won’t be able to play there again.

Golf course itself is very well taken care of and a decently challenging course to play. Management of said course is absolutely the worst. From the office to the course marshals, they do not communicate with the golfers well at all. And when it comes to how they schedule tee times, terrible. Go somewhere else for a better experience overall. Especially for the money.

Absolute joke, course is ok, dude in pro shop looks pissed off when anyone walks in. Had a 3:10 tee time, payed for 18 only got 16 in due to having 5 groups of 4 in front of us. And they “close” at 6:30. Why would you let me pay for 18 when you know it can’t be done because of so many groups of 4 stacked in a row. Not worth what I payed, and guy that came and got us off the course, at 6:40, was a prick. No one mentioned a closing time. Poor scheduling and a waste of money.