Jon6562344

I have a home in Wexford Plantation and am a member. Live here part time. Have played almost every course on the island. Wexford is, hands down, the best layout, best conditioned, most challenging course. I'm a 6 handicap and the course has ample challenge from the Member's tees. There are holes that require fades, draws, high shots, long shots, hazard management, and the greens are anything but subtle. The course is a brilliant piece of design and is anything but a "resort" course. Because we have so few members and many being part time residents, there is never a wait and slow play is near non existent. Island paradise? Yes, indeed.

As a member, I'm biased. Been playing at Maple Bluff for 20 years. I love this course dearly. Not the most difficult course but there is on fundamental rule--if you're not in the fairway, don't attempt to advance the ball. Hit back into the fairway and take your medicine!

The course is stunningly beautiful, always in magnificent condition, and the greens are fair but form the defense of the course. Albeit short, long hitters have no advantage. Precision and course management, along with a great putting stroke, will yield good results.