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I used the golf now app and made a T time for 10:15. Arrived at the course and their computer said it was 11:15. I showed him the email from golf now and he said there was nothing he could do. I went and talked to the starter, and he was outstanding. Told us to load up the cart and 10 minutes later he found us an opening on the back nine. It’s a par 60 with mostly par 3’s but it’s definitely not easy. Lots of traps, water and rolling greens. And the beer in the restaurant was nice and cold.

The course is ok. Lots of bare spots in the fairway and the back 9 has some soggy areas. But for the money not bad.

Great course with friendly staff. They have cart service and a snack bar. The lounge serves drinks but no food. Still nice sitting on the deck, after golf, sipping a cocktail.

The course layout is great and the greens are fast. The back 9 is a little tighter than the front. It was our first time playing and we will be back. The play was somewhat slow. They do have cart service and a snack bar. The clubhouse bar was open but they didn’t serve food. Oh well. Overall a great experience.

This is a great 9 hole course. Par 3, 4 and one par 5. The par 3 distance runs from 145-180 from the white Tees. The greens are fast and tiered. Very easy get on in one and 3 putt. They do have blue tees but I didn't try them out. Maybe next time. You can use driver on some of the holes but you best be accurate. I would recomend this course for a fun afternoon. For an extra 10 dollars you can play another 9 holes. Short drive to Cottonwood, for after golf happy hour.

I'm not a great iron player and found the blue tees challenging. This is a 9 hole par 3 course with one par 4. Some of the par 3 holes are 145-170 yards. The greens are fast and undulating. It's easy to get on in one and 3-4 putt. I did use the driver on the par 4 two times. Got lucky once and not so lucky the second time. Bring your camera or phone there is some nice scenery along the way.

The front 9 is very difficult for the average player. Sloping and uneven fairways and greens. In addition the greens are hard as rocks. Short iron shots to the center of the green will most likely not stay. The back 9 is fine and fun to play. They have a 600 yard par 6 that can be challenging and rewarding. A good drive and second shot can reward you with an easy par. Even by not recommending the course to a friend, for the price it's worth your time to check it out. The club house is very nice, the staff are friendly and the food and beverages are fairy priced.

Excellent course with plenty of challenges. Greens are in great shape and in many cases tiered. I have played from the white and green tees and feel more confortable playing the green. When par 4 gets to 400 yards, I just cant get there in regulation. Not a course isseu just an age issue. It's always nice having a cold beer on the deck after golf. I hear the food is good but have not had the opertunity to try it out.

This is a links course designed by Donald Ross adjacent to the historic Mount Washington Hotel. The fairways are wide open and the greens are fantastic. The fairway bunkers are not a problem unless your a long ball driver off the Tee. The greens however are protected by bunkers. The 18th hole finishes at the clubhouse for all to see. I recommend beverages at the hotel deck for a great view of Mt Washington and the Cog RR. Can't wait to play the course again.

I love the course and it is truly senic. Back nine is really exciting and will challenge players. The only problem is they should have a ranger. When a group has several holes open in front of them, then need to pick up the pace or let players through. Fathers with youg kids should not be spending 30 minutes on a hole giving instructions. That being said I believe the value for what you get is outstanding.