Super nice course, very reasonably priced. We paid 50 for 2 golfers for the back 9. The carts were well maintained, pretty well signed course so even our first time there we knew where we were going. The lady up front gives aggressively bitter boomer energy, but you’ve only gotta deal with her while you’re getting signed in. No biggy. The day we went it was super dry, and the greens were hard. Not their fault, but they’re definitely not watering the greens everyday… just something to keep in mind. Pic of my fav hole. There’s a turtle in that pond just fyi

Played on Sunday morning, and I was very impressed with the conditions of the course. The greens were excellent, and the fairways in good shape for the dry conditions. The tee boxes are the weakest, but they weren’t terrible. The course is challenging, especially with difficult side lies on almost every hole. I especially like that they don’t join up groups, which should help pace of play. Except that when groups sneak off the back and clog up the course, which happened to us.

A very nice public course. Challenging and scenic, it's reasonably priced for what you get. The greens are in decent shape, although not quite as fast as a Country Club's would be. The Clubhouse is well-appointed, with an attractive bar. The outside patio is beautiful, and apparently is rented for parties, too. The owner, Jack, is also extremely nice. Highly recommended for the weekend golfer who doesn't want to spend a fortune!

Nice place. Greens were in good condition. Tee boxes were a little hard and abused. Fairways were a little rough but we have been going through a drought. Made it hard to hold in the sloping areas. Will try it again in the spring.

Course is quite hilly. Hard to get a shot from a level ground. Average price, average quality. Better bang for the buck within 10 minutes. Tee boxes were rather hard, but somewhat expected for the time of year. Tee boxes could use a bit of help!