300Lenny

A slow day with perfect weather on Juneteenth led to a 5 hour round. The course was running late and running out of carts by the early afternoon. Conditions were fabulous. The bunkers were well groomed and full of sand. And there are a lot of bunkers on this course. Large, deep and well positioned to catch wayward shots. Very large greens that rolled true if a little slow. The 5 hour round would turn into a 6 hour round if they sped the greens up. There is a lot of undulations on the greens.

It's a short tight course with some blind shots and forced carries and hidden hazards. If you want to bomb it with the big dog, this course won't make you happy. Not a course that I'd consider walking.

Got to the course just ahead of a twilight league. Joined up with two gentlemen and off we went. The course snakes its way between houses, streets, a bank, and wooded areas. The greens have a lot of break to them. Greens were running medium speed when played. Good thing because they'd be almost unputtable if running fast. A few blind shots. Drive it straight off the tee and you'll be fine. Hit it wayward and you'll be in the houses.

The lady in the pro shop and the young man at the cart return were both very friendly. People at the adjacent bar were having a good time, too!

Excellent conditions. Each hole has 5 tee boxes with about 20-25 yards between each. So, you can pick the distance that suits your game. The yardage book is worth the $6. Lots of blind shots making it tough for the first timer. Greens are tricky, lots of undulation. Only played it a few times but everyone was very friendly.

Target golf. Lots of fun. Hit driver off the tee on Desperado at your own peril. Outlaw is wide open. Relatively. Greens were pock marked. Come on people, fix your ball marks! Greens were fast! Staff were great.