Played Dec 23 late in afternoon and into evening for $20, lights are a good thing. The neat thing about this par 3 course is you can pull just about any club to hit while playing a round. Holes rang... Continue »

Played Dec 23 late in afternoon and into evening for $20, lights are a good thing. The neat thing about this par 3 course is you can pull just about any club to hit while playing a round. Holes range from 100-230 yards. It was very windy which makes things interesting when balls are blown 30 yards off line. Or, hitting a 5 iron into a 140 yarder and the same 5 iron into a 195 yard hole (still blew it long by 10 yards LOL). The tee boxes are in pretty decent shape. Some are in need of leveling, nothing that can't be dealt with. Almost no hazards except for out of bounds and a lake that fringes 8, 9, 17 & 18. The 195 yard 13, known as the ball eating MFer :), seems to eat a lot of balls, both in the oleanders along the left side and OB left. One thing about this course, patrons apparently hate to fix ball marks. It flat out sucks in that respect. Bunch of lazy POS, IMHO. Nothing like having to fix 4 ball marks in your line on a 15 foot putt. The greens were bikini waxed, rolling insanely fast. Add in the crazy wind gusts and you have a recipe for excitement on the greens. Don't dare be above the hole! Getting a ball barely started on line could have you 30+ feet away by the time it was done with it's wind-aided walkabout. I like the course for working on my irons. A friend just started golfing and it's a decent course that isn't penal for him as well. Being relatively flat, it's also a very easy walk. We tend to play here year round about 3 times a month on average.