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Even after a 6" rain the day before, the course was in great shape. Little to wet compared to what I'm used to. But it was another learning experience I order to improve my game. Shot an 83. Not bad for the wet conditions and first time there.

The course was very nice and challenging for the first time. I'm sure improvement would be attainable fairly easy. Fairways are pretty tight, dog legs are very tight. All par 5's are reachable in 2. Many par 4's are reachable with a 300+ drive. I finished with 10 pars and an 80. Looking forward to going back and dive into the 70's. Greens are still in transition from winter. But should be perfect in next 2-3 weeks.
I highly recommend the course. It's beautiful and the houses lining the course are amazing.

The course had its issues. But I have to say, they shouldn't have been open. It had rained earlier that day or night before. The course had standing water in fairways, it was cart path only so every step to walk to the ball was like walking on a soaked sponge. They till along side the cart path on many holes, which cause 5" of pure mud. You had to try to tip toe on the best spot to walk into the fairway. One time my golf shoe was almost comlletely submerged into the mud. I've never had that happen in my life.
I'm dissatisfied, but I will try to over look this bad experience and go back when the weather is better.

I enjoy the course very much. Wish there was a good app for the layout of the fairways. Without knowing the course, it's easy to get in trouble. But it has many challenging holes.

Greens had been aerated and there was no warning upon signing in.

Iron Horse is probably one of the best public courses I've played.
The price is good, but the problem is the pace is too slow.
I will continue to play the course.