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First time out, and had great time. The course is fairly straight and level, and not too difficult, but in great shape, especially so early in the season. The grounds crew is to be commended for their work. The greens, again especially this early in the season, were very nice and true. Short course, and lots of fun. May become more difficult as the leaves begin to appear on the many trees, but just keep it in the short grass an you'll score well.

Started out chilly, so it took a couple of holes for this Florida transplant to get going, but I had a great time. The course will challenge you, and requires good shot placement, but will also reward you for good decisions (and vice-versa). 4th time on the course, and enjoy it more each time.

Gorgeous place. Robert Trent Jones design does not disappoint. 2nd time out on this course and can’t wait to get back.

Keep it in the fairway and you'll be fine. The rough, however, is another story. If you find yourself in the thick rough, best to just get the ball back in play. Don't try to be a hero. Greens were excellent and the ball did what you asked it to do. Bunkers are in bad shape due to recent flooding, so if you find yourself in a bad one, take a drop.

Course was nice, people were nice, cheeseburger was good, weather was excellent. But: my brother and I were with a twosome, seemed to be man and wife, and I'm pretty sure she had never played golf before in her life. This at 9am on a Sunday. Swing and a miss x 3 or 4 every shot, before the ball went 10 yards; then fixed her hair and laughed. Insisted on putting with an iron. Ranger said something to us once, but I'm sure if it had been 4 men he would have ridden our butts about playing so slowly. Rangers should not be afraid to speak up, even if it is a woman. Made the round very difficult and the day quite miserable. We tried to lose them at the turn, but to our dismay, they waited for us.

Tough but fair. Keep it in the fairway and you're home free. Some tough tee shots if you play from gold or black (long carries). Greens weren't very fast but rolled very well.

Cheap, but you get what you pay for. Greens were good, though.

First-timers will fret about all of the water (yes, it's everywhere), but each hole clearly reveals exactly where you need to land the ball, so the water doesn't come into play. The water only comes into play if you put it there; otherwise ignore it; and leave that driver in the bag on those short par 4s - you can easily run out of fairway. So, forget the water, land the ball in the right spot and use the right club off the tee. You'll enjoy this course if you respect the designer. I have for many years.

Hills make it fun with change of elevation. Greens true and fast. Go for it.