1. Don't play this course on a week where it has rained. Drainage is an issue here. 2. Horrible starters/marshalls. Rushed our group to tee off ahead of our scheduled time and then we spent the entire day waiting 15-20 minutes on each tee box for groups ahead to clear. It was 90° rule in effect but that's no excuse for how bad it really was. Marshalls did nothing to control pace of play. Honestly it's a decent course (when dry) & challenging layout but way overpriced for how they run it. Not worth the $100 at all. Busted up munis provide a better experience at a cheaper price. Or go to glennloch pines/ cypress woods - traditions instead.

This place is busy as always! Huge putting green and nice driving range plus a decent sized chipping green which can easily accommodate 45 yards pitch shots. Good club for honing one’s games.

My husband and I played once here. Nothing spectacular about the place, but it was good enough, as we had just moved to the area from Dallas. My 10 year old son plays golf, so we decided to bring him back on a Saturday morning to use their range for his practice swings. They required a collared shirt for entry and use of their range. Seriously? You’re not a country club, nor are you anything fancy and exclusive. Get over yourself! Will not be returning.

Another new course we played yesterday. We had to contend with a bit of wind left over from the storms the night prior. Speaking of storms, we were cart path only here today, but the course was relatively dry. The have a great drainage system apparently. Overall the course was in good shape. Several of the fairways grass was a bit unusual as they had a lot of poa annua. The greens were in very good condition as were the cart paths. I liked the course layout. Water hazards on just a few holes. The bunkers were soaked. The sand was very wet and hard. Difficult to hit out of. Overall a good experience, great pricing. I’ll be back.

Very pretty course. Friendly golf shop crew.