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I have gone back to back weeks here. Greens are recovering from aeration still but honestly maybe 4 at the most are still bumpy. I like the layout here it’s a nice mix between fairly open holes and tight fairways. Living nearby helps but I really enjoy playing here and will be back.

Course was in pretty good shape, some greens were a little jumpy and bumpy from recent aeration. Rough was cut short but ground was really hard but I guess that’s on me to hit it straight. Pace of play was good and Every hole has some sort of challenge!

A nice-generally wide open course, mostly straight layout and a couple of challenging holes mixed in. Some greens were beat up from foot traffic and people choosing not to fix hallmarks, and they were surprisingly soft.What is with the $60 per rider cart fee, especially when the green fee is $40 using GN. I’ve worked at multiple private clubs and that price is unheard of. The only reason I can think of that it’s reasonable for that price is if they opened late into the season and are trying to make back cart revenue. Other than that it was a good time and nice course

Really was a nice course, most of the holes are wide open compared to the narrow tree lining course across the street, greens were a little beat up but surprisingly soft. What is with the $60 per rider cart fee when the green fee was $40. I’ve worked at private clubs and that price is unheard of. Only reason I can think of a potential late season opening trying to make back cart revenue. Aside from that it was a good course.

Almost every hole is lined with trees, if you don’t hit it straight you’re in for a long round. Aside from the tight fairways most holes have a straight layout. Green we’re soft and true.

Greens on the back nine were a nice challenge. Course layout is a nice mix with some open fairways and narrow fairways. Pace of play on a weekend is slow but luckily after 9 the group in front of us let us pass them since we were only 3 not 4. Like how the course is around a private community.