ttbarnhart

Rock hard. Do you enjoy the necessity of needing to land every approach shot 10-15 yards short so you can stick the ball on the back of the green? If yes then this is the course for you!!! Keep in mind night time temps never got below freezing and out door temps were at 60 (better than we deserve in mid December). The ground from tee to greens was rock hard. Feet slipping on tee shots balls bouncing and running out further than normal. Good off the teeing ground but actively avoiding shots that would land on the green is a miserable way to play golf. No matter how much spin you impart on the ball the greens are unholdable. Even chipping and pitching around the greens was miserable. I personally will not play here again until the rock hard conditions have been addressed. Without knowing for sure it seems like an aerification rotation was missed and it has rendered the course unplayable.

The staff were great. The course had recently been punched but aside from running at about a 7 that didn’t affect the putts from going where you aimed. Hint it’s almost always straight at the hole (very little break on the greens when in doubt aim right at the center!). The course is extremely short and has very receptive fairways. If it is your first round and you’re from the north this is a good course to break you into playing golf in the south! I had fun and posted a good score that boosted my confidence and it never hurts to be almost driving the green on multiple par 4s and having the option of never needing to use your driver!

Was a good experience. The course had been affected by the extreme wind storm that came through earlier in the week. There were branches and pine tree debris everywhere even on the greens. A couple of teeing grounds were set forward in the rough. But we went out on time and didn’t see another group until we turned to the blue course. We lucked with the weather as it was supposed to be colder but was very pleasant.