Bunky

First time playing this course, with no usable course diagram (the one on the card is too small and no detail), made for quite a few blind shots and surprises. But mostly in a good way. The condition of the fairways and greens was excellent. They told us the halfway house was open, but it wasn’t, except for the bathroom. Fairly priced and overall a good experience.

I would have only positive things to say if not for the slow play and the clerk who didn’t want to send us out as a three ball even though we bought and paid for the fourth slot.

$39 for walking 9 holes plus a cart fee, winds up to be an expensive round. But otherwise a fun experience.

Worst fairways - mud and crabgrass- worst greens - mostly sand- I have EVER seen in 50 years. Would not play again if they paid me.

Greens too slow. Fairways good. Nothing breathtaking or difficult, but a solid course to hack around on.

Fine to knock around on, but don’t try to play summer rules here.

This course has all the appearances of a first rate club but there are early signs that something is wrong. A paper placed on top of the scorecard contains all kinds of warnings about pace of play and of what not to do and telling you that big brother is watching you on GPS, so don't you dare get too close to the greens. And in fact the sentry poles and cart paths require you to park miles away and the system disables the cart and forces you to reverse if you get within about 75 yards. The layout itself isn't bad but there is gnarly Bermuda everywhere right up to the greens and the greens themselves, which are ridiculously slow, seem like they are painted a sickly light green. I felt like there were chemicals everywhere. We waited, together with the foursome ahead of us, at every tee on the back nine. So much for their warning about pace of play.