Great trek. It was around $40 to play on a weekday. The left handed rentals were not that great. Not quite the shovel and rake set that Costner played with in Tin Cup, but not far. Traditional club house and food area. The course was in great shape. Very tight layout, especially the back. Don't be afraid of laying up to the 150 markers on the back. Fringe and greens also great shape. Definitely worth the drive if you're in the area.

Course was in good shape after all the rain. We certainly enjoyed the woods and nature that surrounded this course. We had food after our round upstairs and it was decent. We’d like to play it again.

Course is fine- okay condition, fun layout. Their so called ranger needs to get off his power trip. On the second hole my group was on the far right side of the hole, so when we brought the cart over we were on the wrong side of the rope. It’d be okay to be told respectfully to get on the right side of the ropes, but there was no respect. Ranger Rick came out of his cart yelling about his authority while waving his flag like a toddler. We politely apologized and continued on. Then on hole 11 we innocently didn’t see any cart path only signs, so Ranger Rick has to come up again and yell disrespectfully as we tried to explain we genuinely missed the sign. But there’s no listening with Ranger Rick. You’d also think the so called Ranger would correctly follow his rules he’s enforcing, but no he’s playing in a five some when it clearly states a maximum of 4 in a group. Course was fun, Ranger Rick was not.

The front and the back are very different - front is fairly wide open and the back is wooded with lots of pot hole ponds. Had a lot of fun playing it. Their twilight rates are unbelievable. We walked it and it has some hills but wasn't bad. Bring extra golf balls - staff is very friendly and club house looks nice.

Always a great time! Fair prices, fun course. Family friendly.