Cmousse

Paired up with a twosome that was playing in front of me to make play move quicker. Had a very fun round with Eric and Nir. Unfortunately, the course was still very wet from earlier rain, and it was cartpath only. I’m an old guy and trekking all the way across the fairway for most shots was a bit much. Wet conditions did make some shots a little difficult but all in all the course was in great shape. But as the clouds moved in, the temperature dropped! So for the last five or six holes it was extremely cold. We pushed through and even with slow play of the two groups in front of us, we did barely finish before it got dark. Have always enjoyed this course.

I usually play as a single and get paired up. 2 wonderful Swedish gentlemen (father/son) who put up with my inconsistent play. Started on time at 1:20. Front nine was warmer than back nine…Play slowed
on back nine. Got increasingly colder as sun dropped in sky. Only got in 17 holes as the course closes at 5:30 this time of year. Rounds set at 4 1/2 hours but from our start time we only had 4 hours until closing.

Side note: Lost my IPhone between 7-8. Cart Girl/lady/woman found it immediately and got it to the clubhouse as I made the turn. Eased my tension and allowed me to keep playing… Saved My Day

Condition of course was great. The strong winds and temperature drop on the back 9 was brutal. Still not spring conditions. Pin placements were pretty difficult with some perched on the top of small mounds with little room for error. Challenging for me even from the white tees. But had loads of fun. Will come back...

Course is very challenging although not very many water holes. Traps are pretty much hard packed sand. All in all fairways and greens in great shape. Good variety of very hard and some easier hole setups. . Played by myself. Easy to let other golfers play through as my conditioning needs work and I don’t currently play at my normal pace. Thumbs up!

Course was in pretty good shape, Greens weren't to rough. Ball rolled pretty true. Sand traps need a lot of help. More like playing off concrete than out of sand. Markings on course could be much better. Not enough yardage markers to help with club selection. Definitely need a GPS unit or range finder to dial in shot distances. Hit too many over the green shots and short iron shots due to not being able to figure out the yardage very well. Could use a 200 yard post on par 5 holes to get bearings on aim.