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I could not believe how high the rough and tee boxes were. If your ball rolled into the ruff just off the fairway you would lose your ball. Spent more time looking for balls in the first cut of rough than playing. Stepping on the tee box you felt or thought you were teeing off from the rough. Most tee boxes you had to find an old club divot to place your ball.

They were reseeding some of the fairways and you had to drop out to hit some shots. Bermuda had not come in all the way. Bunkers were packed from rain and were not user friendly. The course was not in the best shape and to hit into a no hit area was totally a downer. Fairways with these not hit areas were a nuisance and took away from the overall experience. Club house was fair and the food and beverage area could use some upgrade as in not enough diversity in beer and practically no dark beer. bummer. Prices too high for most.

The worst I have ever seen this course. Bunkers were large holes full of mud. Fairways were muddy too. Bermuda had not come in. Bare dirt lies. Greens were painfully slow. I use to play here frequently but never has it been this bad.

Graysburg is one of the premier courses in this area. They have good facilities and the course is always in good shape. There are some fairly easy holes but also many challenging holes. Keep it in the fairway and the greens are accepting.