They really need to work on getting some water. Sprinklers are needed, tee boxes look for a Crack to tee your ball. Greens more brown than green? Fairways pretty much all crab grass and like hitting off concrete. People are nice and still had good time.

This course used to be a country club and is now public and it’s definitely being taken care of as such. It is overpriced and in poor shape. Going back to last summer, the tee boxes are in terrible shape. The cart paths are equivalent to driving on the moon. When they aerated the fairways last summer they left the plugs where they lay. Concessions prices are outrageous (6 beers cost more than a case at the store. $6 hot dog). This past Sunday they booked tee times 8 minutes apart, creating backups every hole, a half hour delay in teeing off from out booked time and a 5+ hour round. (See pic for 1st tee lineup) It’s a great layout though. So much potential. It just needs money invested back into the place. Start with hiring an experienced greens keeper.

This course used to be in pretty decent shape. Not anymore, truly like playing golf in the Sahara desert. There wasn’t a single fairway that had decent grass, every hole was rock hard with dirt patches everywhere. Do not pay money to play this course, absolutely not worth it.

I could not recommend this course less to those trying to have a nice day of golf. The tee boxes look like a WW1 battlefield, the fairways are confusing due to bad layout and dead grass, and the greens are some of the most inconsistent and pockmarked I have ever seen. The bunkers are dirt, and the number of times we watched (and heard) balls bounce off rocks or hard dirt in a fairway amazed me. For $45 at this course I should get a free 6 pack. EDIT: I forgot to mention right at hole 9/10 there are SWARMS of ground hornets that nobody in the clubhouse seemed concerned about

Course looks awesome this season. Staff is unbelievably helpful and kind. We held a fundraiser scramble for Pheasants Forever and they were so helpful every step of the way. We will be back next year!