God awful experience. Ranger told us to split and then immediately followed us for the remaining 5 holes. We had no issue splitting, it was an empty day so we had 5. We split 3/2 to which he remained to watch us less than 30 feet away for the remainder.

Beautiful and well kept golf course. The breakfast was delicious. The lunch was good as well. The club house has a rustic and modern feel to it. The staff was polite and fun to talk to.

Nice course, especially for beginners! The staff on the other hand, incredibly rude. Went a year ago and had a good time aside from the staff being snippy. Decided to give it another go, maybe they were just having an off day...nope! It seems as if they are all very grumpy and irritable. We wont be going back.

The course itself is very well maintained and a nice track. My problem with this place is how they did a charity golf outing. The outing was supposed to start at 10 am and have a shotgun start. That was not the case at all. First of all, they put an outing out in front of this particular outing, and people were left sitting around for hours. Everyone teed off at the first hole, 14 groups. They have 27 freaking holes!! Figure something out, or maybe not have an outing on top of another outing. My group teed off at 11:15 am, there were about 9 groups behind us in our outing. Not to mention, they did nothing to help out the kids running it. It was pretty unorganized, and majority of that falls on the management at the course. 62 people and they did nothing to help out a CHARITY event, no discount on golf, no help running the event, etc. Shameful!! Here's a tip...an outing is an opportunity to show your course to folks that otherwise would not have played there. You have an opportunity to get return customers! I play a lot of golf, and my money will not be returning here!

The course is nice. The staff is rude and condescending towards inexperienced golfers. I could understand wanting people to maintain pace of play and needing to close early due to lack of golfers on the course, but there is no need to make new golfers feel like they don't belong on the course. Shame on you for ruining the sport for others.