RGLC

Amazing greens , tee boxes and fairways

Do not forget your bug spray, in the afternoon and evening you will need it or get eaten alive.
Only negative I can say is the mosquitos and flys

Beautiful track

The course was about as good as I have seen it. I think the greens need to be a bit quicker for my preferences but it makes it a bit easier for the average golfer that you can be a bit more aggressive. The fairways and rough were dry so lots of roll off the tee. My suggestion to the course would be to have markers on the holes where a hazard comes in to play. For instance on a par 5 - it is 255 yards to the hazard down the fairway or its 200 yards to the corner etc (maybe I just need to buy a garmin). Also the website didn't work this morning for the course. So that's kinda funny that it takes you to a course that is in Austin Texas.

It is not friendly for senior golfers as my dad would have preferred some tees that were a bit closer in some places. For the most part it was a great day and staff were pretty friendly (the one I talked to anyways). Probably should also be a MAX of $40 to ride and golf after 3 pm or lower (taxes included). There are lots of practice areas including 2 putting greens, which I always appreciate even though I seldom find the time after rushing to the course from work.

All in all I am not excited about going back, the price of golf these days its just not worth it to visit courses like this very often. Its amazing to think what kind of course it would be with all that land if they invested ohhhh say 25-50 million dollars. It has the land to truly build a great course but that will never happen, it will always be a B course with average at best conditions. They could make it a greyhawk but as it sits its just a couple steps better than an Irish Hills. Average golfers I am sure you will find it more than suitable.

Layout - dangerous on some holes, adds to slowdowns on others
Hardly any Marshal presence on course - slow downs and backups happen
Greens were in good shape
Fairways were decent
Tee boxes need some work (why do some courses not realize that nice flat, short cut tee boxes are the way it is supposed to be)
Need to have bells in a couple places to add safety
My friend said he never wanted to play there again - he has difficulty off the tee

For early May course is in good shape, greens as expected are a bit shaggier but really not that bad, they will be great when they get cut or rolled.

Booked as a single and apparently they don't allow singles out on course. Strange to me but I guess I can understand that. Or actually no, I don't understand that. I work at a course and I've never told someone they can't be a single player.

None of the holes have yardage markers at the tee box so you will need your scorecard. Especially on par 3's!

I enjoy the layout of the marshes, it is fun to play just hard to justify the $110 they want during the summer season. I would gladly pay $42.99 for golf with cart anytime as I did yesterday.