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I'll preface this by saying we've had a very cold and wet winter with lots of flooding rain. However, the layout here has always been very questionable with holes "forced" into area not conducive to reasonable golf. Tees are dirt, no grass, lots and lots of tree cutting and chipping has left wood chips all over the sides of fairways. Several hole have tilted fairways and the cart paths are torn up and very bumpy. Several wet areas, practically swamp. Greens are fair.

Too much rain must have really set this course back. Fairways are washed over, grass is very thi and the greens are awful, like putting on packed dirt.

This is an old, state-owned course that is quite challenging and requires real accuracy. It is set in rolling hills in a state park full of trees and vegetation which seems to make it very hot/humid in summer months. The fairways are only decent and several of the greens are in poor condition with large bare spots. It is still worth playing simply because the price is lower than most courses and it's not hard to get a tee time on weekdays.

Long winter w/ late freezes combined with dry spring has tees and fairways recovering slowly. Greens are very playable with very few bumps.

Gorgeous short course with challenging holes in a beautiful setting. Thick bluegrass rough and fringes demands accurate shots. Greens are consistent, fairways are lush and even...it’s a flat out fun place to play.

Very good growing conditions have made for nice, even fairways and consistent greens.

Just a few little tweaks like sanding/softening the ground on some tee boxes and maybe raking some rocky places in rough just off the fairways but it has good turf in fairways and around greens and greens roll true with speed consistent on all holes...except possibly number 18 which seem faster. All in all, it’s in good shape and is challenging but fair.

This is one of the few courses not overwhelmed with players and the staff are very accommodating. Practice green has been ravaged by disease but the coarse greens are good with numbers 1and 12 a little rough. Fairways are very good and tees are OK. A good course that looks easy but can be tricky if not careful.

Greens are rough with lack of grass...seems like wet, cold weather has brought on an algae problem which is retarding grass growth. Tees are hard...course just doesn’t appear as green as others in the area.

They have the rakes back out for bunker play. Greens roll true and are consistent. Fairways are rather thin but coverage is pretty good considering all the rain and runoff.

I don’t know how greens got so soft but every green is literally riddled with balls marks, many not repaired. Balls from normal approach shots gash the soft greens, tearing up grass. Areas surrounding greens are overgrown so balls actually disappear if just 6” off the apron. Many places have thick crabgrass immediately beside the fairway, too much penalty for shots slightly off. Won’t go back.

Fairways and greens are well-maintained, greens are very consistent and roll true, no bumps or bounces. Course is challenging but average golfer can shoot a good score.

Really liked this course that winds its way through houses, streets and yards similar to a course I played regularly as a kid. Greens are consistent and roll true. Layout is a good mixture of straight and dogleg holes with a good bit of sand and water.

Tees are torn up and hard, course is very dry with hard fairways and greens are woefully devoid of grass due to dry weather and cool night temps. Several greens are nothing but dirt and all the greens are very hard, fast and bumpy. Should improve with rain and warmer temps. Obviously not being irrigated. Other courses have similar green problems.

management is very accommodating and the new carts are very nice. I have no doubt things will improve but right now, the grass on the greens is very thin and greens have been sanded...making for hard, fast surfaces...but greens are consistent on all 18.

Narrow and winding fairways demand accuracy. Thick trees require recovery shoots from rough. Tees and greens need work, several greens have grass deficiency and a couple of them are devoid of grass due to being covered in water causing disease and algae to take over. Many areas still muddy/wet from so much rain. Still a good course to play for the money.

A good mix of tough and easy holes. Most fairways wide and receptive. No dead spots in fairways which are in really good shape. Could do a better job maintaining traps. Greens are consistent... all SLOW.

Grass is lush, greens are consistent, didn't notice any dead spots. Call ahead because they host a lot of tournaments.

I would have to warn folks wanting to play here that this course is covered up in members, both men and women, and the pace of play can be excruciatingly slow. Fairways mostly wide open with par 4's varying from 335 to 410 and par fives from 465 to 510. Greens had been recently aerated but there was a notice. Nice little course for all the retirees that play every day, but it's a mystery to me why they are on GolfNow since they already get more play than they can handle.

A challenging course from the blue, much easier from the white. Greens were "fuzzy" and very slow but consistently that way. I guess the mowers can't keep up with all the growth due to so much rain. Fairways drain well and are firm. The layout is pretty straightforward and course condition is about an 8.7 out of 10.