Advertised a driving range that has lights and proceeds to tell me after i bought balls that there are no lights….

The course was in pretty good shape being that it's been so hot plus a hurricane came through just a fee days ago. Also looks like they are doing updates (adding a restaurant) to the club house. Oh and also new carts too.

$30 for 18, first time there. - tee boxes horrible condition - fairways only decent on a few holes - greens are dead and sand on all holes - worst place I've ever played at - pro shop woman was friendly - if you want to go hit balls and and feel like you're in your back yard this is the place to go However I did enjoy the time spent with my buddies but this place needs some serious recovery management. Spend $10-15 more for better play somewhere else

This course has changed since the last time I played. I like the new lay out, but the greens are still needing some time to grow (that’s putting it nicely). The paths could use some attention and signage to a few holes were very confusing or missing. The clubhouse is getting a renovation that I believe will serve the total experience well. The lack of lunch menu was disappointing. They had a few hot dogs that were barely warm, and no condiments (until my group asked for mustard and ketchup). The course itself was fun and fairly forgiving. The price point is good. Overall we had fun playing and would return to see if they make some improvements.

MAKE SURE YOU CHECK THE WEATHER BEFORE PLAYING. Payed for 18 holes and in the second hole the rain comes pouring down and they do not give a rain check. Do not spend your money here unless it is a perfect day.