We played this course July 2nd 2010, it was is worse shape which I attribute it being the summer time (Off season), less watering is going on & hardly anyone was on the course. I will upload recent ph... Continue »

We played this course July 2nd 2010, it was is worse shape which I attribute it being the summer time (Off season), less watering is going on & hardly anyone was on the course. I will upload recent photos.

Excellent practice area which includes bunkers, pitch/chip area up to about 40 yards. The course is a combination of links & desert style all combined into one. Carts have GPS units and are accurate even though there are yardage markers in most fairways. BEST feature the color display gives a layout of each hole, recommendations on how to play the hole and you can zoom in to see where the pin is located.

The scenery is outstanding on the BACK 9 holes! This alone makes up for the green fees, Btw, try booking via the internet websites to $ave some money.

The bunkers are made up of different textures including pebbles & rocks. Not every bunker is consistent so adjust accordingly. The fairways are plentiful (wide) and still able to recover from errant tee shots.

You MUST KNOW where the pin is located on each hole, make sure you select the proper club because these GREENS are so undulating & difficult to putt IF you are on the wrong tier or the incorrect side of the green.

The greens are still firm & fast, some people just don't repair their ball marks otherwise the greens would be in perfect condition. I recommend to stay below the hole position on ALL of the PAR 3's.

This is a must play course, we'll be back again!