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Was a bit disappointed with the overall condition of this course. I know it’s late March, but I only saw one maintenance person around and he was cutting the rough. The sand traps were a mess and there were plenty of sticks scattered around as well. We had to dry off the cart seats and the cart paths are in rough shape.

I’m accustomed to playing from the Gold markers and around 5700 yards. This course has White, playing a bit over 6.000 and Green, playing around 5400 yards. Next time I’ll play the white to make it more challenging.

New ownership is investing money in the course and the crew is working hard on course improvements. This course should only get better as the year progresses and could be a jewel of a course in the next few years, if they can get the greens to come around. Great value!

I only play MN about once a year, but enjoy it every time!

Was disappointed with the pin placements on recently aerated and dressed greens. Most greens are rolling or two tiered and on this day very very fast from the lack of grass. Pin placements should’ve been in more of the easier locations instead of on the edge of a slope or just a few paces from a false front. Also many of the tee boxes were under repair or being reseeded. I had spoke to the pro shop the day before our arrival and nothing of this was disclosed. Staff was very friendly, but I feel the value of play was not present.

Only get to play this course a couple times a year, but other than the few holes that jump out and inflate my score (not always the same 3 or 4), I love the layout of this course. Playing it in March created some challenges when some par 4s played as par5s! Course should only get better as the temps increase.

We drive south from PA to play this course every March and we’re never disappointed. Back nine can be challenging, but that’s why we play the game!

For the time of the season, the course was in nice shape. A gorgeous day in February turned frustrating after playing nine on the white course. When we made the turn to play the second nine on the Blue course, we had to wait over 30 minutes as four other groups and a twosome teed off. We had to wait on every tee box and our second nine took 3.5 hours.

Feel the Love! For mid February the course was in great shape! Kudos to the ground maintenance for clearing sticks and blowing leaves away.

The only real enjoyable part of this course was the greens. They rolled very nice, but a bit slow. Front nine pace was also slow because of a foursome with another cart of two people along with them. Luckily they took a break at the turn and then we finished the back nine in two hours. Course is challenging. Especially for the first time. Tee boxes could use some attention and the course is starting to dry out.

Although the course was in very nice shape, the pace of play was very slow. As a twosome, we had to wait on almost every hole. Then on #10 somehow, a foursome with only one playing golfer ended up in front of us and made the pace even slower

Carts were 90 degree crossing only because of reseeding the fairways last fall and the fairways are coming around. The tee boxes were the biggest disappointment and some of the greens were rough and slow. I kept reminding myself it is still March! I hope to get back to this course later in the season and see how it has developed.

I’ve played this course numerous times in the past, but I’ve never seen the greens in such bad shape. I know we have had some very hot weather in the area over the past six weeks, the greens need attention and a lot of it. Between the bare spots and the ball mark repairs that were also very noticeable, it was difficult to keep your put on line. The Hot Deal price made the round a good value, but I wouldn’t pay any more.

Course is in need of more care. Weeds will soon start taking over more of the fairways unless treated and focused upon. Greens had been aerated a couple weeks ago and were slow and inconsistent. Evidently they lost #14 fairway last year due to abnormally heavy rainfall, but other than just trying to reseed it, they should’ve moved the tees and had it play as a par 3! The course has potential, but needs to be brought up to par (so to speak)

I play this course a few times each year, but get frustrated with the undulating greens. Very few greens have level areas and this round had the most challenging pin placements that I can remember! I consider myself an above average putter, but each round I’m 9-10 putts higher than my average round of 30

Course was in much better shape than last year. This course requires excellent iron play or great short game to position the ball on the green or you can three putt very easily, do to the undulations on the greens

This course will challenge your patience on and around the greens. I decided to get on this course before the summer weather makes the greens faster & next to impossible to whole a putt from anywhere but below the hole. Course was very wet on about 4 holes & the sand traps haven't been groomed yet this year. I love the layout & the staff is very friendly.

Course was in great shape except for a few greens. Holes became quite challenging if you didn't hit the fairway. The rough was thick with clover and the tree lined fairways would cost you strokes.