baltesa

Can't complain too much for the price I paid. Front nine was slow, back was normal pace. Some holes do not have yardages, this made it very interesting. Most holes you have to search for yardage but on a positive, the ones you find are accurate. Front was a very open layout, back was still open but plenty of doglegs and blind shots, thankfully the guy I played with knew the course. I wouldn't recommend this course to anyone above beginner, not very challenging but if you're not scoring well and need a confidence boost, this is the place to go. It was very relaxing and I got to hit a lot of shots that I normally wouldn't hit, like an easy driver/strong 3 wood to the Par 4 #6 green to make Eagle.

Pulled up, I guess they have a bag service. Got halfway to the pro shop and an employee grabbed my bag and said he would pull it right up while I check in. Checked in and waited 10 minutes, no clubs. Walked back to the parking lot and got the cart and clubs, should've just stuck with my original plan. Both divot repair bottles were empty and the cooler had a couple waters floating around in it. One plus with the cart is it has built in GPS for the course which came in very handy for yardage.
Let's get the price on a leash, do not pay the advertised price, use other sources to book. A fair price to pay would be 60$ with the range balls, complimentary water and club amenities. Needless to say you can book for even cheaper. Tee boxes are average, fairways above average, greens are horrible (pretty beat up, thin, a few are starting to die out). I must mention that unless you are with 10 feet you probably won't one putt. They need to take an excavator and build new greens because over half of them are tiered and rounded canyons. I would love to play a round with the club pro to see how he fares. That is my biggest complaint other than the price.
Would I play there again?..yes, only for the right price.