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This is actually a beautiful little course. On the shorter side, but TIGHT so it evens out. Only used driver twice on the front 9. I actually only played 9 and really look forward to getting back to play all 18 once the Cicadas are gone because right now they are a nightmare. They're basically all over you and its creepy. But the course itself seems awesome. Looking forward to a post-cicada round :)

So it turns out this used to be a private club and it shows in the layout of the course. It has the feel of a mature country club that has been opened to the public. There was actually a 5-some in front of me which might have been an annoyance but they kept their pace up fairly well and it forced me to make some friends and join the 2-some behind me - guys that were members. That's how I found out it used to be a private club. Lots of very nice elevation changes. Some greens are small, but they rolled really true and fast. Some wide open holes and some very tight tee-shots as well. An overall great experience and would not hesitate to go back again. Thanks Turtle Creek!

For early March this course was in great shape. There were some bare spots but overall in very nice shape. Played from the "tips" if you want to call them that as they are only 6400 yards. The greens are the real challenge here. Good amount of mounding and sloping from back to front on most greens. The greens were also in very nice shape for this time of year. I really enjoyed the round.

Ok, look it was early March so the course was pretty much brown, but it was still in great shape. The greens were winter "slow" but were in great shape. A really good challenge from the blue tees. A target golf course with somewhat elevated greens - some really small and guarded by bunkers to the right and left. Really enjoyed it.