Some of the tee boxes could be a bit better but it's an awesome course with fantastic greens that are challenging. The fairways are pretty good and the rough isn't too bad that you still can find your ball easily. By far the best gravel cart path I've been on with no pot holes at all that actually allow you to stay on the path as much as you can. I'm saying this as of June 29th 2021

Love to play here.the people are friendly and helpful.Love that they have a "cancer cart" and it gets used a lot.

Not a bad golf course. Pretty forgiving. All greens are turtle back shaped.

Wide open course that’s good for beginners. There’s not many traps or hazards on this course. There’s not even that much tall grass. With that being said, you can easily still lose your ball in the “rough” as the grass is just tall enough to make it hard to find your ball. The fairway on most holes is mediocre IMO. The greens are a bit inconsistent and usually have a fair amount of dead/rough spots. It’s good enough for the casual golfer like me but I’m not sure how much serious players will like it. There’s no cell service here if you have tmobile, but there’s free wifi at the club house. They do have a few prepackaged snacks and drinks at the clubhouse but the hot food are hotdogs. It’s about $35 per person with a cart. The lady at the front is also friendly.

I'm writing my review after golfing 9 holes here for the first time. I'll be critical first. For me, there are too many par 3 holes - 4 on the front 9. It was easy to know where I was going because the course is fairly flat which isn't much of a challenge. Now the good stuff. The golf carts are electric, quiet, and quick. There is a road leading to every next hole with nice stone signs. It is set in a valley with nice views. This experience reminds me of a scenic hamlet with a meandering stream through it. Clubhouse is clean and modern. The staff is really friendly. I'll definitely play here again.