rsoranno

Fairways well cut. Tees in decent shape. Only real compliant is that the leaves need to be blown off the roughs and greens. It can really slow down play having to search through a pile of leaves for your golf ball. Fresh ground hog hole on 15th green was a surprise that the greenskeeper was aware of.

When the wind is blowing too hard for the pins to stay in the cups, it's time to quit. Fairways were well maintained. Sand traps need sand. Rough was difficult (high). Greens were running true. The wind was relentless and when you have to play 3 clubs more than normal in an attempt to compensate, the fun goes out of the game. Can't blame the course for the weather.

The weather has been good to this course this year. With all of the rain we had, the fairways and rough are in great shape. The greens, which suffered from a fungus problem earlier, are slowly recovering. Some are still requiring TLC. Only other negative comment regards the sand traps. Many are in critical need of sand and are, currently, mud traps.

It's unfair to comment too harshly regarding course conditions as it is still recovering from the deluge of rain last week. The tees needed to be cut and the traps were wet. Cart paths are in excellent condition. Greens were also in great shape. Hard to find yardage markers on front nine holes and GPS mapper on cart was not working properly. While the course offers a driving range, there was no practice putting green. (There was an area to put on, but it had no holes and had just been aerated). The angle of the sun this time of year made finding the golf ball in the rough very difficult. Again, if needed to be cut, but the staff wisely waited a week to begin cutting again.