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It's clearly apparent their funding was cut. The "greens" were literally rolled, hard-packed mud and grass. There were large black spots "clay" on the greens. In 40 years of playing golf, I have never seen anything like their greens. If you demand at least a decent green, you may want to wait until these come back or are repaired.

Once the greens recover, this would be a great place to play...short and tight. Great scenery, but currently in a maintenance phase I hope.

I do not consider myself a golf snob and will generally play any course; however the greens are a complete disaster. They are essentially waffle irons with bare spots. Not puttable. The look on the starters face said it all. Felt bad for the guy as he had to explain how poorly the greens would play. Very sad to see a good concept unsupported by golf course management.

Save your money and play another course as they try to get Tour 18 back in shape.