Adajet

My group was excited to play here as none of us had played it in a long while. Well, rather than being made to feel welcome, the pro shop guy who checked us in, Rick, was rude, unfriendly, curt and overall negative in his demeanor. He must hate life or his job. He should not be in a customer service position because he set a negative tone for our otherwise excitement to play there. He left such a bad impression we complained to the friendly bartender, Travis. Every other employee we encountered was friendly. I hope management reads this ‘cause Rick needs to go or be reassigned to another position that doesn’t greet the public. As for the course, it has seen better days. The once manicured course was no more. Some greens were diseased, the fairway was extremely mushy in spots and tee boxes were ratty. For the condition, they are charging too much at $90. I would play again, but call in advance and hope for an honest assessment of course conditions. Happy hour has great food and drink prices.

This is a course that drains well after heavy rain. I think the pace was slow because everyone was out taking advantage of a dry spell in between rain storms. Golfers were rusty after the seemingly never ending rain and it took a few holes to break loose and get a groove going. After that a great sunny dry day to be on the course.

One of the best draining courses after rain. Play here while other courses are still recovering.

Other than our red cart running low on juice, it was great.

We thought getting a late afternoon tee time would be an opportunity to play a fast 18. Just the opposite. We thought about quitting at the turn, but we agonized to the finish. Slowest round I personally played in two years plus. Not sure if this is the norm as we don’t play this course often. Absent the pace of play issue, it is a nice course to play.