Good, challenging course with greens that make you work at it. Late summer, so the fairways were dried out, common for many Coastal courses. Nice driving range and practice green. Good carts, gas not electric, capable out getting you around the steeper paths. Friendly staff!

Played 24th April, and enjoyed the experience. The range has top tracer, and the course plays a long 18. Some challenging par threes, and then the 12th. Corby was so helpful, and look forward to another round. As the weather pours on less rain will be more of a roll. No complaints 4 bogies and a birdie off tips.

Apparently, the sprinklers only work around the greens. The rest of the course is dead. Not a little dead, but all the way dead. I bet this was a nice course in its day, but is certainly not the case anymore. You can hit a drive directly in the middle of the fairway, and still lose it in the rough. Over and over again. They get prime $ for this. Go somewhere, anywhere else.

Pretty scenery but the course needs a lot of love. The fairways (I use term lightly) are dry and scorched and hard. The bunkers are laden with weeds and more dirt than sand. On a positive note the greens were in good shape. Very disappointing for the price point.

Place is run down, range balls look like they should be in the ICU, decent price, but it's not worth your $$. Bandon Crossings is far better than this course if you are looking to play outside the resort 20 mins down the road. If you want to practice, go to the resort and support the BCF