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Walked the afternoon round - not the easiest walking course but I'm a longtime hoofer so if you're used to walking, it's not that bad of a walk. Few moguls/rolling hills.
Greens are still coming around after the renovation so manage your expectations. I'd say rolling at around 8 or 9. Fairways are going to be dormant grass this time of the year, but surprisingly it was mowed fairly tight. Divots came off pretty shallow. Bunkers are poor, this course is known for it.
In any case, I always have a good time at Crowfield and its sister course Pine Forest. I wouldn't say both courses are very challenging but I have seen many weekend warriors go thru a dozen balls easy.

Been in CHS now 2 years, coming from San Diego and NYC. Over the years, have played MANY hundreds of courses in and out of states. Charleston National is a fun course, moderately challenging (which adds to the fun factor) with relatively easily gettable Par 5s and fun Par 4s. Par 3s are good too.
One of my favorite golf courses for the fun factor and course design.
Some may call this course gimmicky and I thought so too the first time I played it, but over time, I've 'explored' different ways to play the same hole, hence not gimmicky.
Today was no different than previous times - fun and bit of wind added to the challenge. I won't dwell much on the condition of the course as it's that time of the year and all courses are suffering from the rain/drainage/colder temps - some more than others but Charleston National fairs better than others.