Solid public course. Immediately got on as a single. Course was is perfect condition. Tough test of golf.

Worthless!!! I have been playing golf for 18 years and have played lots of golf courses, this is by far one of the worst. The greens are bumpy, the tee boxes are uneven, the yardages on the course are off by 10 yards or more. The par 4s are as long as the par 3s, there are dogleg par 3s...I mean really need I say more. Do yourself a favor, never play this course.

Honestly, I was a bit surprised because I didn't reallly feel like the course lived up to the hype. The service was great-exactly what you would expect from a Four Seasons. But as far as the golf course was concerned layout was just ok and despite the GPS there was a lot of quirky shots that w/o course knolwedge you are almost certainly in your pocket on. Also a bit dissappointed with the starter who after telling him I played to an 8 but was a long hitter told me to play the back tees (not the Palmer tees) becasue I must have hit through half a dozen fariways. Anyway if money is no object or you are staying at the Four Seasons play the course, aside from a super slow 4.5 hour round on a monday, the course was pretty to look at. But I would not travel to play it nor will I be in a rush to play it again, there are far better courses out there for half as much money.

Played 6/23 at 10:30 am. This track was one of the best I have ever played and I have been playing golf for 16 years. The conditions were great. The course was hard but fair-good shots rewarded bad shots punished. The wind plays a huge role in the challenge of the golf course- wind on #17 played dead into my face and for a 147 yd hole downhill hit a club that goes 160 and came up 30 yrds short because the ball got caught in the wind. A bit of course knowledge goes a long way; if you are coming up for the first time see if they will pair you up with someone who is a regular it will save you strokes. Overall worth the trip and I will definately be back sooner than later.