Golf course was in good condition. First time playing and had a great time. Partially due to the fact I aced hole 14 but aside from that overall a nice track. If you’ve played an D. Ross course before then you’ll know. Only real complaint would have been pace of play was fairly slow. Will be back.

Expectations set high for a $250 round (x 2). Greens were firm and in beautiful shape. The rest of the course was a 4 out of ten at best. Layout was terrific but sand traps inconsistent; some wet, some dry, some lacking sand. Facility was 100 years old. Dated and nothing spectacular at all. Pro Shop a 3. Really expected more out of a $500 day. Not recommended. Mid-Pines tomorrow and I have heard good things so I will let you know.

4.5 stars. A really difficult course with endless elevation and bunkers. Originally opened in 1906. No easy holes! Not for beginners. First time players will have difficulty in figuring the lie of the greens. Course was closed a long time but was renovated and reopened two years ago. Course is in excellent condition.

$220 and we were not able to finish our round because they packed the tee times in, only able to get 15 holes in with a 2:15 tee time. Carts do not have GPS and the halfway house was out of food on the turn. Saw the cart girl once the whole round. Save your money and play one of the $80-$100 courses in the same area that are just as nice.

I’ve played golf all across the country. This is one of my favorite courses I’ve ever played if not, my favorite ever. Absolutely amazing layout. What an amazing job they did on the restoration of this Ross design! Greens were in pristine condition, every inch of the course was maintained beautifully! Will be back many more times! This truly is a gem.