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It's kind of pointless to sand the greens when there is no or very little grass on them. The course as it stands today is a 18 hole driving range.

So much wrong so little space.
1. The young lady who checked me in was nice.
2. The course has no greens. There places where they are supposed to be at but the grass is missing on 90% of them. Trying to putt is like playing bumper pool as you bounce off of the grass that is coming in. This is due to the last year's freeze and the course still hasn't recovered.
2. Tee boxes, well there really aren't any. It's more like a mound of uneven dirt with a little bit of grass here and there.
3. The pace of play was slooooooooooow! To many people think they can actually play off the blue tees and can't hit a ball straight. I can't either but at least I play on the correct tee box.
4. No Marshall to regulate play. I was sitting on several holes following this foursome who looked like they were on a Easter egg hunt on every hole. I finally went around them. No hole should take 25 minutes to play.
I didn't finish the round as I taken all I could with waiting at every hole and just fed up with the course conditions..
The fairways are okay, compared to everything else, and should improve when the grass starts growing again.
If you want to play and your score matters this is not the place for you. If you want to use the course as a extended driving range, it will work for that, just ignore the putting.

The greens will make you think about how you want to play your approach shots. If you land on the green the ball most of the time is going further than you think it will. The greens can be a bit deceiving with the breaks due to the speed so you need to pay close attention about where you you think the breaks are as you may just hit right through it. I hit a couple of 30 foot putts and I felt like I had barely hit the ball. It makes for great competition with your foursome and will make you think about it a little more before you putt. The short putts can also be difficult as I had a couple that I hit the lip of the cup and it rolled ten feet past the hole. Great greens!

Played a round this morning and it was a swamp. I was not surprised as we have had a lot of rain lately. There are somethings they could do to make it a better playing experience.
1. Clean off the greens. If your staff decides to mow the greens, at least take the time to clean the grass clumps off the greens when you done. The greens aren't in the best shape to begin with but this truly makes putting impossible.
2. Get rid of the sand traps. Most of the traps have very little sand in them and have rocks in the sand that is still in them. When they are wet like they are now its like hitting off the cart path.
3. Stop mowing the fairways that are holding water. On Pine 6, they decided to mow the fairway and they mowed it down to the mud. The fairway is virtually not playable as it is now 300 yards of mud. If the carts have to stay on the cart path keep the mowers off until the water has soaked in to prevent causing more issues.
4. If you do mow the fairway, don't leave ruts from the wheels of the mowers. Its hard enough without having to play out of tire marks left by the passing of the maintenance equipment. They also need to remove the piles of grass that fall off the mower or the grass that they actually cut. There is nothing like hitting a good ball just to have it hung up in the fairway by a pile grass.

These things aside as most of this a result of lots of rain, it is a nice course to play. The staff is friendly and most of the time the pace is pretty good.

Played on the course for the first time and it was a great time. The course was in great shape and the greens were nice and consistent. The staff was friendly and helpful. Its pricey compared to where I usually play but it was worth the money. I would recommend it and would play again.

I like the layout of the course. The winter we had has killed the greens and putting is more just hope you get close than being able to read and putt. The fairways on some holes have not come back from the winter. Its a good layout but for the cost it's best to play at twilight where its a lot less expensive.

The course is in good condition even after the rain we had last night. They need to explain to the maintenance staff that mowing right next to a tee box while someone is on it is not the right way to do things. They also need to be mowing at slower times and not following you up the fairways. Its good they at least have some on course beverage sales.

The course is in good shape and the layout is open. The pace of play was slow and people were stacking up as many as 3 foursomes at a hole. If there was a marshal he was not helping speed up play. The do not sell liquor and do not have draft beer. The price of a round was twice what I usually pay but we wanted to try the course. For the price I expected better food and beverage choices and a nicer facility overall. The carts were good and they had a couple of port-a-toilets on the course. They could use a few more as they are a good distance from each other. It took 5 hrs 10 minutes to play 18 holes but it seemed a lot longer due to the waiting at the tee boxes.

If you play this course there is a lot of water. It was very hot but the pace of play was good. They had the marshal's out to make sure people we keeping up. We stacked only once and that was on 17. If your like me and have a water phobia you will need a lot of patience. It's better to catch during the week when they aren't real busy. They supposed to build a new clubhouse and pro shop so I looking forward to seeing it.