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The greens were mostly trashed - unrepaired ball marks and foot prints made them horrid to putt on and then throw a 2 some between 4 somes and it crawls.

HEY - GOLFNOW: give us some more WEATHER choices: wet, windy hot cold PERFECT doesn't cover "sloppy" muddy cloudy, drizzle, are a few more options

First, the appreciation that the course still is open and actually had groups out there before rainy Wednesday. SO, those groups were S L O W and we couldn't finish 18 in 5 hours, before darkness shut us down. The greens are pock-marked and uneven in speed from one to another.

I LOVE this layout! Tough tee shots. Water, bunkers, creeks, ravines and beautiful vistas. Now, all you need is to fix half the greens, level the tee boxes, plant grass on some of the fairways and it would be awesome!

many recent reviews really ding this course and I expected far worse than it was

for me.. course could use some consistency in how traps are conditioned and firmness of greens: nailed 18 and the shot bounced off the back of the green.

First time here since the reno and they did a great job with the water hazards!

the greens were SO bumpy and one fast another slow... matching the pace of play- agree with the pros - slow golf s_____

but now just so-so, especially the greens - super slow and fuzzy and the range was closed.

like 5 shots better, having played it last week and now have a better appreciation of how tough this is; tricky-fast greens, or is it fast-tricky greens. With only two holes playing as par four, every tee shot has to be right on or you are staring at bogie. At 3000 yards, it is a great walk and enjoyable venue.

This tee time fit my day but the course is in rough shape, about what I expected and nothing to recommend.

started on 12 and a few holes later, the signs say 4 & 5 but we seemed to have played 19 holes and my GPS could never follow what was in front of us. It is winter, the course is ragged and over priced for what it is... reminds me of Castle Creek, just before that became a real wreck.

There is STILL a pandemic going on and this course use to have a plastic barrier in the cart, separating the 2 golfers: the barrier is gone and they are enforcing a '2 carts per 4some' rule... won't go back until they either put the shields back or change the 2 cart rule. It is just golf and not worth the risk of riding with whoever. I have made it through 2+ years of COVID and at 70 will continue to take care of myself

every 10 yards or so, you just had driving range mats? So, instead of all the wasted resources trying to grow and maintain grass where IT doesn't want to grow, us golfers can simply move our tee or approach shots to the nearest range mat and proceed from there. Just put $$ into the greens - don't even need grass tees, right? WE are always moving our tee shot onto something that use to be grass, anyway, amiright??