Played Monday morning first off. Course just reopened and is still under construction.

I will start with the have put a lot of money into the course. They have added lakes, bridges, tee boxes and s... Continue »

Played Monday morning first off. Course just reopened and is still under construction.

I will start with the have put a lot of money into the course. They have added lakes, bridges, tee boxes and sand traps. The course was in great shape and obvious it hadn’t received much play. Keep in mind it still is under construction and the 13 hole was closed for resoding. But they have a spare hole available so you still play a full 18. The construction doesn’t really affect play, it was only an issue for one hole (5) but they were looking like they would be done with that area in a day or so. I think it will be done in about 6 months!

Tee boxes were immaculate level with almost no divot damage. Also new tee boxes on many holes. Fairways were green and lush with no divot damage. You also got a decent amount of roll. Rough was low but still present and lush. Sand was a mixed bag as I played early and it was still wet. But they have added numerous traps in the course, mainly in the fairways. Greens were awesome. Great condition with no ball marks and fast.

I have played this course a lot over the years and it is a relatively easy resort style course. It’s nice to see them put a significant amount of money to make it better. They have tried really hard to make it look nicer but also more difficult. I would imagine they are adding somewhere around 300-500 yards to the course with new tee boxes. New sand traps in the fairways will also make it harder.

If you get the chance to play I would give it a try. If you don’t mind a little of the construction then go for it. If the construction scares you give it a few months.