The pro shop attendant and course mtce folks I encountered were both friendly and courteous. The course itself was in good shape for March. The greens rolled smooth but a bit slow. Fairways were in good shape. There are few bunkers on the course. These were in fair condition and playable. The layout is diverse with fairly short par 5’s, with the par 5, 3rd hole having the most challenging tee and approach shots of the round. All in all a pleasant round.

Very nice course tucked away in a nice neighborhood. Not overly challenging but still fun. I think the green fees are a little high. Some other nearby courses are just as nice or nicer and less expensive. That being said, it’s golf. It’s not a budget hobby.

I had a 8:56 tee time with 2 new golfers. We were playing best ball and was told after 2 shots we were not keeping pace of play because a group of 16 golfers complained after 1 shot at hole 1. Greens are terribly maintained as well as the fairways. If you want a relaxing round of golf, this is not the place for you.

This is currently a 17 hole course. They have a hole closed on the back and do not make mention of this. The course itself is fine, and the staff is always friendly. Also, your likelihood of being struck by a ball here is higher than most courses. This seems to be the product of the course’s tight layout mixed with type of golfer this course attracts.

Use to be decent course, bur no longer. Weeds on tee box. Greens with lots of dirt and disease. Par 3 13 is under repair and you skip it. They have the nerve to charge 50 dollars for a cow pasture.