mwsol96

Upon first arriving to the course I was advised of the amount of rain that had occurred in the last month. The course was in good shape, but hole 11 did require you to stay on the cart path.

There greens rolled true, fairways were better than I'm used to, and the overall condition was fantastic; the rain did have the course somewhat soggy, but you can tell it is taken care of. The treeline is pretty dense, and not friendly to play out of.

The course was challenging enough, and would love to go back when I'm back in town. The craziest thing I've seen on a course was the green that was shared by two holes... There was a six foot Hill you could putt over if you send it long.

Haven't played the course in quite a while, but it was a treat to go play. The new greens will test you. Some of the greens are superb since the replacement, but a few had some small patches that need a while longer to heal up; nothing too major to not go play this course.

The staff was friendly.

The carts no longer have the GPS enabled touch screen devices. Hopefully these devices will return as the course doesn't have easily visible markers throughout the most of the holes. There are some new stone markers in the fairway, nice touch, but still not enough for no other markers.

If you haven't played this course, I suggest taking the drive. Also, come hungry. The grill/restaurant has awesome food.

I had no idea that the course was under construction. Holes 9 - 11 have some renovations going on; when finished it will only add to the golf course, but as is it was frustrating to not know ahead of time. There was some fine gravel, and dirt on the 10th and 11th holes as they were receiving a major face lift around the greens.

Overall the course is in great shape; fairway grass is short as expected for this time of the year, rough was a few inches thick, sand play was exceptional, and the greens were FAST and smooth.