Played yesterday, Sat, Oct 5. Called proshop around 9am and they said come out and put my name on the waitlist so I got there around 10am and got out about 10:30. $55 to walk. POP was just shy of 5... Continue »

Played yesterday, Sat, Oct 5. Called proshop around 9am and they said come out and put my name on the waitlist so I got there around 10am and got out about 10:30. $55 to walk. POP was just shy of 5hrs, seems like it's always busy at this course and people just don't seem to play very fast out there. No marshall, no beverage cart, but snack bar is conveniently located by four different teeboxes.

Conditions overall aren't very good.

Blue tees were about the only decent part of the course. They were level and had plenty of space to find a nice spot to tee it up.

Fairways were poor to very poor. Lots of dirt, standing water at times, chewed up areas and nothing is marked GUR, so I played it down but my suggestion would be to play these areas as GUR and don't punish yourselves.

Not much rough to speak of at this course, just dirt in the trees for the most part. I only missed two fairways, both times ended up right at the base of a tree and had to punch out.

Greens were very bumpy, looked like they punched them a few weeks ago. No sign of sand and they held shots very well, but very difficult to putt with all the bumpiness. Fairly frustrating.

Didn't find any bunkers, so can't comment on them but they looked "ok".

Customer service was all good

Tough to recommend right now due to poor fairways and greens. It's only saving grace is it's a fun layout, walkable and affordable. Got paired up with three awesome guys and we had a blast anyway. One of the guys (Brady) was a stick!! Fun to watch him play, I had him shooting even par and I tried to keep up with my 79. He also walked, so we had a lot of good conversation. Brady's teacher Bryan Gorman is a pro there and actually came out to say hello and followed us on holes 8&9, that was kinda cool.