Relatively easy course if you can hit it straight (which now that I think about it, would be useful at any course) No sand , one hole over water,, rough was mowed low the day I played. Nice facility and driving range. Packed in to as small a footprint as an 18 hole course can be. Keep your head on a swivel cuz the T box is often close to a green.. Nice staff. Overall a great place.

I’ve made this my home course since picking up golf in the summer of 2023, and have since played close to 60 rounds at this golf course, here’s what you need to know: In my experience, the staff is always friendly and pleasant, though I have heard one or two stories of people not getting along with some of the starters. The tee times are spaced out 7 minutes apart which can cause a slow pace of play, especially on the weekends. The course itself is always in great condition, they do a great job of keeping the fairways well-manicured and the greens rolling pure. The course is built entirely on sand, so it drains better than any other course in the area. With how much it’s been raining this year, it’s one of the only courses that remains consistently playable after large amounts of rain. The course is on the easier side, only about 6300 yards from the back tees, and the course has a very open layout, meaning there are only a few holes where you risk losing a ball off the tee. The practice areas are also kept up very well, with a grass driving range and two separate practice greens. I would describe the pro shop and restaurant as simple but still absolutely serviceable. The folks at the bar are always very friendly. Prices are fair for today’s market, $60 for 18 holes and a cart. Overall, I love this course and would highly recommend it to golfers of any skill level.