The nicest of the Fred Smith courses, really nice track. I believe Tom Kite was a designer. Fairways are lush, rough is thick and sand is soft. You have to be in the fairway, hit it into the rough a few times and 3 people couldn't find it because the grass was so thick. Par 5s are really tough to get on in 2, some holes are really tight because of the houses. Hole 10 is probably one of the hardest par 5s I've played, not long just hard to navigate. If you haven't played here it is definitely worth the trip.

We did 18 holes. It was a really nice course. Staff at the restaurant and bar super friendly & Super nice. All the bathrooms on the course and at the facilities we're very clean. The course had some great views and was really nice with the fall leaf change. Definitely recommend this course.

At first, I thought it was a great deal, but there’s 0 money put into the course. The tee boxes are all dirt, and hard as concrete. The golf carts are EV and can’t drive off the cart path the majority of the time. It’s constantly busy. Takes at least 4hours to play 18. I thought the south would have nice courses, being that they’re open year round, but far from. They’re either all private or semi-private. Courses in Wisconsin that are public, are just as nice as the private courses here; maybe nicer. Oh well, live and learn. Oh, and the driving range has maybe 2.5% of actual grass to hit off of. That’s being optimistic.

This is an excellent golf course. I will only say, don't walk it. It's not for the faint of heart. The course is challenging, risk reward course. I always enjoy playing here.

Very disappointed. We booked a golf outing 6 months ago for our neighborhood (20+ people) We called to confirm today ( We also confirmed this July). They said someone removed the block of tee times. This now leaves us scrambling to find another course. What is the point of booking anything at this course if they are just going to remove it with no explanation. Don’t waste your time or money here.