RBRae

No one said "Cart path only" when we paid for outing. All of us have some "senior" issues which makes walking a long course difficult and less than enjoyable. The fairways were wet from heavy rains two days before but not so bad all the course lawnmowers and others weren't out in full swing. A 90 degree rule would have worked well and made the day better. Also, Rookery does not provide a bucket of balls with the reservation, one of the few in the area that skimps on that GolfNow perk.

The only problem with the course itself was that the greens had just been aerated and sanded and were ridiculously difficult to putt on from any angle.
The score card lacked a course layout on it and I found that inconvenient since the golf cart "card" was not very handy to use. Also, for a course like this, there should be a GPS in each cart.

Our tee time was set for 11:48 and we got there with about 30 minutes to spare. Unfortunately, a group of 40 players from NY arrived a few minutes before we did and so the backup would have been huge except that the starter suggested we fit in somewhere on the back nine since things were so hectic. We were a twosome and so we were happy to do that. We started on 15 and rushed through the first couple of holes until things calmed down. The facilities looked run down and the carts did not have GPS.

We had a threesome and wanted to try 18 at Baywood Greens. The weather was not that great, a little cold and windy but the course was in excellent shape even thought the greens had been aerated a couple weeks before we played. It was an overall great and challenging day, but fun despite my score.
The staff were all extremely professional, courteous and helpful.