keldal

Played for the first time right after it re-opened and it ate my lunch. The speed and undulations of the greens were new to me. However I couldn't wait to get back and take it on. The course is just in great shape. Greens are big and fast. The traps are in good shape. It is an easy walk but a challenging course. My only suggestion is adding 200 yd markers. It would only save time for those not familiar with the course.
The course was a great value for walkers. I do take some issue with charging for replay but now that I know that it is my decision to play there or not.

No push carts allowed? GolfNow states it is a walking friendly course. My playing partner and I were walking to 18th tee, with our push carts, when someone drove up to us in a cart and asked us how we got our push carts on the course. Did he think we had someone throw them over the fence? Helicoptered in? Didn't know how to answer except to say we had talked with the starter on number 1 (not to mention 2 marshals and a host of ground crew). He just said push carts were not allowed, it's a city thing, and drove away. Wow. I'll tell you what it is; it's a revenue thing. Ridiculous