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It was the first time I had played this course and here were my first impressions. The pro shop person was friendly and welcoming. The course was definitely green, maybe a bit wet due to a heavy rain the night before. The pace was fine. I think a person can play a lot better at this course after playing it and having knowledge of where rough is and exactly where to aim on the many blind shots that you have to take. The fairways are wide, but if you are left or right more than about 10 feet, it is extremely difficult to find you ball in the very tall weeds and nearly impossible to try to hit out of it.

I enjoy playing at Tregaron. There are challenges but allows for overcoming mistakes as well. It is a very good value for the money.

One of my favorite courses to play and I live about 45 minutes away from it. I've played it several times and it is always been in good condition. It has enough challenge with still allowing for recovery from mistakes. I like the fact that it has a driving range as well.

It is a bit expensive in prime time so I suggest going after 1PM on the weekend to save money.

This course is kind of like playing the same hole over and over with different lengths. Its not to say it is bad, but the same challenges exist on nearly every hole. The fairways are lined with many trees and if you go right or left you will be in trouble. If you get behind the trees, punch out and take your lost stroke and move on. Sand is strategically placed to cause problems and the second cut can be difficult to get out of.

This is a good course for your average golfer. It has some challenging holes, but overall it has forgiveness even when you make a bad shot. I've played it several times and the course has always been in good condition. In addition, I haven't experienced any out of the ordinary slow play.

The only knock is that it is a bit expensive, especially if you play in the morning. Much more reasonable on the weekends after 1PM.