Reviews written by Bryan

It is a good golf course and worth the price if you want to work on golf management part of your game. You have opprtunities to go for the green but may want to take to good iron shots if you are going to be short anyway.

The course looks like it has a lot of potential to improve. The tee boxes probably need to most help. The greens were also dry and had some bare spots that through the putting off. Not sure what a regular round cost because I participated in a charity tournament. I plan on playing it again to make sure I get a second look at the course.

The course was in pretty good shape. It cost $27 to play after noon and it was pretty wide open. The front nine is definitely harder than the back so if you manage a decent score in the front you can definitely make it up in the back.

Overall it is a good small course if you have about an hour and half to play. The environment and course conditions makes you really concentrate on how to play a shot. Great if you want to play a quick nine holes and feel like walking.

The course was a little dried out but it was in great shape. The greens were fast and the putts very challenging.

The greens on the back nine where better than the front nine. The putts were running fast and keeping your line was important. The fairway grass was a little dry but you could still hit a desired shot.

It was a very cold day on Saturday (1/17/09) but the course was in excellent condition. Still the best price in town for condition, challenge, and fun.

This course was a blast. Though typically relegated to members, if the opportunity presents itself to you, I recommend playing it. Condition of the course overall was great. The front nine was much easier, while the back nine presented holes of whole varying degree. Long par fours, dramatic elevation change, you name it, it had it. What a course to play if you get the chance.