Fairways are greening up and greens are in great shape for early spring. Bunkers sand is hard and difficult to play from. Difficult to find errant shots in Bermuda rough so stay in the short grass. Challenging layout on all three nines. Staff is great

Played here for the first time today via GolfNow. Staff was friendly. Course was in great shape. I went off around 2 pm and finished 18 in 2 hours 3 minutes. Will be back!

First time back to alma mater’s course since graduating 15 years ago. Pro shop staff was very friendly, a lot of Campbell gears and other branded golf gears. Driving range is on grass but that day I visited the grass conditions were not good, felt like hitting off the bunker the entire time. The course consists of 27 holes. Played the black and orange track, the conditions were really good, challenging yet fun to play. Could eat you alive easily with the layouts. Overall a great course and will certainly go back again

We booked a tee time at 12:30 for 9 holes then we showed and the lady said we booked for 18 and can’t do 9 after we done paid for it, Half the people in are party couldn’t stay and play 18 holes cause they were in a time crunch, Fine so be it will play on, We proceed to play on anyways cause we came to have fun but the golf course was very rugged to a point i was nearly spraining my ankle ever step i take, there was trash about every corner you looked at at the club house and all through out the 9 holes we played, We went and try to get food at the club house at 3:00 and the lady was rude to us and said they stopped selling food earlier but the sign they had up said they stop selling at 3:30, plus the club house reeked with cigarettes, the cart path was one of the roughest i’ve ever seen and with how much we paid i would not recommend to anyone, The Staff were rude, The Place is Dirty, We constantly got looks from other golfers, The Course is in rough shape, Overall don’t waste your money or time here.

Played the course yesterday and it is in very good shape considering the amount of rain we have had this summer. The rain did limit carts to paths, which is where our issue came into play. I’m not sure who draws the GPS maps limiting where the carts are “allowed” to drive but on the cart paths should definitely be included on the map. Our carts were stopping ON THE CART PATHS several times throughout the round, which required reversing direction to clear the issue. Just a great reminder that it’s best to walk rather than ride anyway; it’s cheaper and healthier.