Bill6238350

A little slow pace and then had a twosome just show up on the tee in front of me. Adding insult to injury.

Course was in good condition. At check in I asked if I could walk the course. The person gave the literal answer “yes”. But practically it is a challenging course for walking. I think that the distance from 8 green to 9 tee box was several hundred yards if you followed the path. If you try to cut the distance you need to cross two drainage ditches which did not seem safe. It would be so much better if they constructed a couple foot bridges. There were a few other long stretches from green to next tee.

I've played the course before and have always walked it. I booked two days, back to back. When I arrived on the first day I asked if I could walk the course. The staff member answered with an attitude and said that walking was reserved for members only. I had a tee time alone and it was not a busy Friday morning from viewing the tee sheet. And it wasn't. When he had such an attitude and would simply not negotiate allowing me to walk, I asked that he cancel my next day. Is that what the members want? Less outside income for no reasonable basis?