We enjoyed a wonderfully round here this afternoon. This course is not long, but it rates high on the difficulty level. Tight fairways, strategically placed hazards, and the unique greens made it a challenge. The course was in very good condition. The greens were a bit slower than anticipated but in excellent condition. There is a driving range, but limited to 200 yds. So no drivers here. The range could use an upgrade with newer mats and general maintenance. The practice putting greens were very good, smaller size with 4 holes. Overall a nice experience. I highly recommend playing here. The price was reasonable as well.

⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️ warning ⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️ If you are even remotely unfit with regards to cardio. Do not walk this course. This is 100 percent a power cart course. It's super cute and quirky but my gosh. To get from hole to hole it was a bit circuitous. The reason I say use a power cart with this course - super black and white - is because there's a pretty insane hill on the back 9. There's a bridge and then you go straight uphill. I had to basically lean and push my cart and my arms were up to my ears, that's how vertical it was for me.

Great course! For Summer conditions the grounds crew is keeping it in excellent condition and its playing really well. The customer service I received from the staff was top notch. Coming back tonthis place in the fall and it gets even better! Finish off at the 19th green and you'll be met with an inviting atmosphere and great food

While I don't hate this course, I did not enjoy it. Conditions were aggravating for June and the cost to play here. Uneven tee boxes, many of them not mowed recently and long as first cut. Many spots in the rough that were way to long and unkept/weeds. Greens were okay but bumpy. Bunkers hadn't been raked well or groomed in who knows how long... Overall it's a decent track, and a fun quirky alternative to predictable courses, but yikes I kept finding myself frustrated at every turn.

Echo Falls is close to work so I have played there a fair share over the last year. I was not a fan of the Club a few years ago but what a difference now. Green fees are average for the area and great for the course. If you buy a winter bundle(5)on sale, it’s a steal. Drainage on the course seems to be in hand for the amount of rain we have already had, and somehow the putting greens are still slightly fast. Play can get slowed up on the weekends, but their starters seem to keep things in hand. The on course refreshment stand couldn’t be more conveniently located. You hit it between 5 & 6, 8 & 9, and 13 & 14. Not sure how far into winter golf they will be open but the offering has been excellent. From liquor, beers and seltzers to water, pop and sports drinks. Hot dogs(not anything special but fair), chips, candy, trail mix and I’m sure more I haven’t noticed. I have taken some of the on course lessons with Grace and she is amazing. Really helped me learn to read the course instead of just hitting into a screen or range. Real world experience, once you have the basics is where it’s at. I added my lunch photo because I was very impressed with the offerings and the outcome at the course restaurant. I was expecting the same old “menu wets your appetite and the food lets you down” Nope, they definitely met expectations. I had the adult grill cheese and other players had burgers. Everyone enjoyed their meal. Please avoid playing on Friday afternoons and weekend mid mornings I need access to those tee times thanks.