Andrew6020076

Love playing FGC. It’s well cared for, generally has some availability and the price point is perfect. When summer gets into swing things really firm up. Tee shots will run for days…but so will putts, so watch out.

I knew they'd suffered catastrophic damages from flooding over the past year and it's well noted on their literature that conditions have not allowed the desired improvements. So I knew going in that I'd encounter some rough conditions. That being said, the fairways, for the most part played pretty well and should be back in really good condition soon. The course still drains pretty well and since they are in a "rebuilding" mode it was pretty vacant. This was perfect for me to get out for a round by myself with no waiting and no interruptions. Staff is great and the overall setup of the course is a good. The last time implanted here was about two years ago and the course conditions were pretty spot on so I know their team is capable of recuperating the course. With that said, the greens were not greens at all. About 3 or 4 were all I even bothered a serious putt attempt on. The rest I just chipped it close and moved on. They have a lot of wIrk to do but if you're looking to get out and just have some fun or work on other aspects of your game than putting; this is a great spot.

The location is out of the way but this is absolutely not a deal breaker. In fact it's probably better because of this. Great conditions with some challenging holes. Good scenery and best of all : no houses on the course. The cart path could use some repairs and I'd bring a rangefinder or gps as some of the tee boxes have conflicting yardages from the scorecard. Overall great course especially for the $$. Greens were in excellent shape - so happy to find a public course where people are diligent about fixing ball marks - and the fairways were doing better than I'd expected with recently soggy weather.