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Be ready to hit less than driver off the tee-be smart. Nice track.

Last year this course was unplayable- more likely to hit a hole in one than to find a blade of grass. A couple of tee boxes weren’t back yet, but the course was in really good shape considering the lack of rain- kudos to the staff!

This course isn’t groomed into Country Club condition. But the staff, layout, and value were spot on.

Played 18 holes in just over two hours. Great condition. VERY friendly staff. Very reasonable rates.

I’ve seen this course several times whil boating on Brookville Lake. The course looked very scenic. I had NO idea how challenging this course is.

This course makes you be a player, or just a hitter. You have to use your head Nd stay in control

No gimmicks. The shot you see is the shot you need.

We played in 4 hours flat, including too much time at the turn (an outing had the grill clogged). We waited on the tee a few times, but kept moving just fine. My only issue: there was a group of 3 guys behind us that yelled for us to move it while we were looking for a ball in the rough, not OB, just the fairway rough. On the back nine, they had the ranger tell us to catch up with the group ahead of us, with whom we were keeping pace, that irked me tremendously. BTW the threesome behind us played extra quick because they didn't look for balls that they were launching into the woods, and they were parking their carts right next to the green.

I had forgotten just how much I like this course. It is definitely a real man's course. The position of the doglegs forces you to hit long irons into the greens, which were fast and true. You have to be a real golfer, not a bomber to score well here.