Chad5772066

one of those places that if you can get out there, and play one time, it's worth the trip. but I would never go back. probably good for the average one - two rounds per month golfer. Seemed like a lot of ladies and alot of old timers out there.

Good pace of play, 3:45 to get around. Greens are on the slower side, but roll true. course is short for the better player., but a good place to get some practice.

My bigger issue was getting started. I was playing as a single in a cart. the Starter insisted that i have a stranger ride with me during the covid Pandemic I told him I was not going to do that, and he instructed me to go talk to the manager in the pro shop. Told him it was not my issue and that the responsiblity was on them to provide a safe environment. His response was, "oh I know all about it, I had the virus and it's really not that bad" At that point I just drove to the first tee, as I'm not taking safety recommendations from a starter. The other single took his own cart.

Nice course. greens were in excellent shape, not fast but definitely not slow. Course is very short, even from the tips, it plays Driver-Wedge on a lot of holes.

I got on this course with a GolfNow HotDeal, but I see that typically it's $125 to play. in my opinion, this course is a long way from being anything special enough to merit that type of green fee. It's a good course, but there's nothing special about it. Greens were slow and flat. Just aim and putt. The course is short overall as well, the wind determines the difficulty.
I'd suggest playing, but seems like there are other options for that kind of money that are more worthwhile

staff was friendly and helpful. it was a very windy day, so it's not fair to judge the course, as it was difficult conditions.

I played the Desert/Canyons loop. It was good, but not memorable. it reminded me a lot of the resort (Disney) courses that I've played in Florida, minus the water. it was a good time, played in a reasonable amount of time, and the course was in good shape.
For a layout, the Par 3s were primarily those 'big dropoff' style including one that played about 50 yards from the back tees. and both 16 and 17 were Par 3s, I found it a little strange to close out with back to back shorties.