GaryGolf2112

For the last bunch of years the "whale" was miserable to play. It was not given the respect and care the course needed. After all this is a Donald Ross (front nine) gem. I can say after playing there yesterday 6/2/19 that is no longer the case. It finally had the right management. You can clearly see improvements in all area's. On the course, greens were much better that last fall. There are some that need some growth for the bare spots but you can see they are improving. The bunkers were edged, bridges in better shape, and even new signage, ball washers, and even drinking water on course. The clubhouse has been spiffed up. As much as possible considering the building was falling apart. Even seen golf carts that appear to be newer. Not the junks of the past. I look forward to playing it again to see how much more has been done...

This is a par 3 course. It is not like the other one's in the region. This course is compact, easy to walk. What separates this course from the others is that the greens are big and undulated. Easy to 3 putt if not careful. This is a great course to sharpen your money shots... pitches, chips, and putts.

This course is finally getting the attention it deserves. It has for the last bunch of years been neglected. Last year it was purchased by a new group. I have been told they have put $1,000,000 into the course so far. It shows, it plays great. I was so impressed that I am actually thinking of joining. There is still work to do. My observations were, needs better tee signage, needs signage as to where next hole is located (some holes were a guess), needs some benches near tee boxes, also need to have drinking water available. Lastly some of the traps need more sand. These items I mentioned are really minor compared to the major work that has already been done. Keep it going.......