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Starter was nice enough to move me up one tee time. It's a hard course, choose your tee box wisely, even if fairways are firm.

After the round, heard someone taking a shower in locker room, if they offer it to our of town guests catching a flight (like Aviara), that would be really cool

Can't really compliment a course when it takes 5 hours to play. When they suggest combo teas, the scorecard should spell out which tee to play -- particularly on Canyon 9.

If you choose the proper tees, the course is not that long. However, the greens were rolling out/cut on some slopes. Balls that I thought would stop 3 feet from the hole would roll out to 8 feet away.

Played on a golf now deal-- very soft and wet front 9-- ball would plug, would lose balls in grass cuttings, etc. Back side is better. I would like to play it in the summer time when conditions are better.

A five hour round with carts. Waiting on every shot as people search for golf balls. Ranger did not arrive until back 9. ,

I played after the greens were aerated-- so got a really great deal. So much so that when the golfnow reservation said I had a cart included, the pro shop was surprised. (He agreed to give me a cart, but he may send an angry email to golfnow).

Course was burnt out around the rough area, but fairways were in decent shape. A really tight course with lots of doglegs.

May have been due to aeration, but restaurant was closed.

Got this on a "hot deal"-- but lots of hardpan-- which is tough because ball will run into trouble. Not unexpected given the weather we are having, but nearby gold mountain was in much better shape.