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I live near the course and my Sunday morning GOLFNOW price was a steal. The course is surrounded by minimum 5000 square foot homes so the setting is easy on the eyes. Dodlegs, water, hazards, and length options make it challenging but fair.

My first time playing course in three years and it is still in great condition. Fairways and greens are well maintained. The are several elevated greens, strategic bunkers, doglegs, and water to test your accuracy and ball striking ability,. Can wait to play it again,

The white t's are 6300 yards. This will be the longest 6300 yards you'll ever play. When the weather gets cool move to forward tees. Although the greens were aerated the course was in great shape. I will recommend and play this course again.

Excellent pace of play. Greens get much better after spring maintenance. We had great weather but be aware playing after heavy rain. Pick a good day and you won't regret it.

This place drains poorly. It will be a swamp for at least 3 days after a rain. In 2011 fairways and greens had to be revamped after poor maintenamce. It's coming back but it a long way from 2008 conditions.

Par 3's and two 5's are no gimmes from whites. You have to know your distances and make adjustments for wind. For Virginia Beach there are a couple of true elevated greens and doglegs. As soon as you get comfortable a double bogey plus will be in you future.

The heavy rains came and we had to leave after sevens holes. I did not ask for a raincheck and figured the course did not give them for third party purchases. Other courses in the area, Red Wing, Cahoon Plantation, Westlake, Virginia Beach National, Herron's Ridge.