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A par 3 course set in a large grove of Oak trees. Just because its a par 3 course doesnt mean its a pitch and putt. Small, well manicured sloping greens and holes that vary from 90 yards to 240 yards will make you use every club in the bag and challenge every skill level. The day we played the course was full of older players and realized this course is a godsend for older players who lack the length to play a regulation sized course. Seniors who hit perhaps 120 yards off the tee were still able to reach the green in one or two shots even on the longest holes instead of the 4-5 on a regular course. Par is 60 owing to the longest 6 holes are regarded as par 4’s. These measure from 245 yards to 210 yards.

A very enjoyable round. The price is reasonable. Another advantage to being a shorter course is walking is allowed and the vast majority of players we saw were walking. The staff was very courteous especially Karen in the Pro shop and Chris (the starter) . The practice area was excellent featuring a large putting green and a sand and chipping area. I look forward to playing there again in the future.

Greens in good shape. Course burnt out. Good potential with investment.

Very friendly people. Very sad course. The weather has beaten this course. Very dry fairways, very dead or dormant grass ground like concrete. Bad lies on every shot more than 40 yards from green. Greens in terrible shape. Not worth playing. The highlight was the nice staff but I don’t think I will play it again