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Several greens were damaged. Most which were not had only a light cover of grass They were also terribly fast. Not just high in Stimpmeter, but unreasonably so because of the poor maintenance. Bunkers, except one were as hard as concrete. Tees were often tilted, resulting in the ball being higher/lower than one's feet.
It will be a cold day ... before I ever play this track again.

Played this course with friend and his son on a day with some diverse weather. Overcast, humid and a 12 minute rain shower. Still the course was in great condition, ever after the rain. The weather may have scared off some folks because had very little waiting, finishing in 4 1/4 hours. I can see how it might be consider easy, but you do need to be accurate or you'll be penalized. Greens were large and had some interest, but were not particularly difficult. I'd play again.

Having never played a links course, I didn't know what to expect. I was a single and was joined by 2 brothers, who also never played this course. This, of course, added to the challenge because with the changes in elevation and open layout, it was tough to see just where the green was. In fact, I hit to the wrong fairway on one hole. There are mounds and bunkers all over, along with dense rough.

The greens were for the most part in great condition and fast with much undulation. There were a couple that needed attention. The tee boxes were inconsistent, some were in great shape while others had many weeds.

The staff could not have been more friendly and courteous. It felt like a private club.

I will likely play this course again, despite not being close to where I live.