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The day was hot and dry but the fairways were in pretty good shape,the superintendent seems diligent about watering. Like I said it was hot and we were nearly alone on the course so pace was not an issue and they have a water wagon meet you every couple of holes. A pleasant round.

It seems that there has been some attention paid the bunkers over the winter. They needed it. I don't think they got to them all though. I was in three bunkers and two of them were good. The sand like everything else on the golf course today was damp (read wet). The third was full of water with no sand. I dropped out of it. It seems though they are working on them, lets hope so. Otherwise the course seems ready for play this upcoming season.

Until this past weekend I hadn't played it in twenty-five years.It is not a long course excepting a couple of holes. Holes #3 and #11 are both long par fours and frankly; unreachable by guys who hit it as far, or more accurately, as short as I do. Number 4 has a long approach uphill. The greens are small, putting a premium on the accuracy of your approach, but they roll true. Walk-able if you are so inclined. I'll play it again if I can get a hot deal.

The staff was extremely friendly, and they have electric carts which is always a plus. Through GolfNow I got a great deal, ten bucks for 18 holes riding. How can you beat that? Course is walkable as it is flat and not too spread out. There are a couple of odd holes. Overall a very pleasant experience.

I found the greens to be in pretty good shape overall, but for some reason nobody seems to repair their pitch marks. I repaired 3 or 4 on seeming every green.