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Course was in fine shape. A good value when Brooke and Golfnow

For this time of the year I thought the fairways and greens were an excellent shape. A ranger was constantly driving through the course to make sure everybody was playing at a good pace. We got around in very short time though at this time of the year there are not many golfers. I definitely would recommend the scores and I will be back

Very very few golfers as result of the virus. As a result got around in 3 hours 40 minutes. Course was immaculate.

There were no Rangers on the course and the three foursomes in front of us were pathetically slow. Had to wait about 10 minutes on each tee box on the back nine.

Played on a Saturday with 12:00 tee time. Had to wait on par threes for 15+ minutes. Not much to look at around course. No mountains. Very flat terrain. With all this being said not bad for the price ($60). We are snow birds out here for four months. In the future wiill pay more for a more picturesque golf course (mountains and elevation changes).

Wife and I really enjoyed the openness of
the course. Open fairways Though a bit hard) , greens were in very good shape.. Not very busy so pace of play was good.

Course caters to “average” higher handicap golfer. Very very flat. Not very picturesque.

My wife and I are 18 handicappers snfound the course to be very fair. Would recommend it to all.

Front nine quite pretty and well laid out. Second nine was Ok. Not nearly as picturesque. Not nearly as challenging. We are 20 handicappers and overall thought the course was quite fair. Low handicappers may not find the course challenging enough.

Greens were not holding well, but we had consecutive 90 degree days. Other than that course was in very good shape.

Fairways and greens had been watered and were in pretty good condition considering the lack of rain this summer. My wife and I played. The ladies tees on some of the par 4’s and par fives were a bit unfair. Would definitely play there again.

First public course that I have played this year that will actually hold a approach shot! Fairways in awesome shape. We’re on vacation for the winter here and my wife plays with me. First public that we’ve played where tee boxes for women are well thought out and fair to most woman.

Wide-open fairways so you can almost always keep the ball in play. Greens are quite hard and therefore would not hold even a good approach shot. But just had to play the green a bit short. Enjoyed the course and would definitely play there again

Sorry but the course resembled an uncared for horse pasture. Greens had not been fertilized for years. Big brown patches with no grass. $5 would be to much to pay for this pathetic course. I’m surprised they are allowed to advertise on golf now.

Round took over 5 hours. No ranger to speed up people. College team played in front of us. Appalling slow. Guess they thought their next time out would be on the tour. Their golf etiquette was awful.

My wife and I are 20 handicappers. I played the senior tees and thought they were very fair. Fairways and greens in great shape. Thoroughly enjoyed the course. Great value for the price.

My wife and I played today and felt it was a very fair course for mid to high handicap golfers such as us. The back tees would make it a bit more challenging for low handicappers. Course is in great shape for this time of the year. Would definitely play again.

Fun but greens are still in rough shape. No water in most of ball washers. Wind damaged Praries sign on West Main entrance is still damaged from last year. Not a good first impression as you drive into course. I am sure course will be looking good once we get some warm weather. Sure hope so as I have always enjoyed the Praries.