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From the tee boxes the fairways look to be ample width, but the landing zones are cut to only a few yards wide in the Bermuda rough; accuracy is a must off the tee box. Several of the holes (especially on the front nine) have very small greens which require an approach shot from the fairway to hold the green. Many of the holes are dog legs so the ideal shot is a shaped shot to a narrow landing zone. While the course does not look long and challenging on the card, it takes good ball control to score well.

This course is trying hard to attract more business. After years of neglect the present management is constantly upgrading the quality of the course. The back nine greens are in great shape and the front nine are not bad and steadily improving. Some of the holes require a very demanding tee shot (accuracy) while others are fairly wide open. The course is suitable for all levels of player.