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This was my first time golfing after hip surgery and it was delightful.

This course is normally in wonderful shape but this time of the year it is extremely muddy.
If your ball is not directly in the fairway, it is difficult to find buried under leaves. One some holes, there are pile sod leaves right next to the green.

The course had many areas with taller grass and a lot of marsh areas on the sides of the fairways. It is well laid out and easy to follow. Know that they charge $18 perversion for a cart. The greens were not in very good shape especially on the front 9 with bare spots and bumpy areas. The greens on the back 9 seemed better.

Close to our home, we like executive courses. Met some really nice people to play with

Every green was covered in sand and in the process of reseeding. The fairways were extremely brown and thin. Most of the fairways on the desire course are sloped, so players must take this additional challenge into consideration. Definitely, not worth the drive down there for the green fees charged. Much better courses that are well maintained closer in.

The course is getting ready for their annual reseeding.
The fairways are thatched with debris lying around.
The balls get caught up in the extra grass left lying on the fairways.
The greens are somewhat better but have sand on them again reading for the seeding next month.
Usually, this course is in perfect shape so we were taken by surprise at its current condition.

The fairways are green and well maintained but there are still some greens that have bare spots

The course is nicely designed and is fairly easy due to being an executive course. Many of the fairways are brown and have not been watered at all. However, they were mowed very short. Some holes are tricky because even if you hit in the middle of the fairway, it is sloped so that you might end up in water. The snack shop was closed during our round due to Covid.

Overall the course is in very good shape with the greens being in extraordinarily great shape. Our companions even asked if they were artificial turf because they were so perfectly groomed.

The starting process was not very organized and there were delays in getting started which resulted in our not being able to compete our round before the course closed.
The course fairways were totally brown but there was some turf even thought it was brown.
There were no beverage or snack carts so be prepared to bring sufficient water or power bars.
The course has some extraordinary homes adjacent that were beautiful.

The course was in perfect shape. The holes were very picturesque surrounded by mountains. There are many water features and sand traps but it is still a great place for practicing your short game.
Since the holes are all par 3, you have to expect to wait until the prior group clears the green. It was such a beautiful day wen we played that the waiting did not bother us and we were not in a hurry.

The course was in excellent shape. It was evident that they had worked hard to maintain it properly.
The greens were near perfect and the fairways very green - not dried out.
The course would be a good choice for beginner golfers since it did not have too many hazards.
The clubhouse seemed brand new and the staff were very friendly and helpful.

The staff was very friendly and helpful.
They provided bottled water which is helpful since there are no drinking water containers on the course.
Likewise, there did not appear to be any ball washing capability on any of the holes.
The course was in good condition but there may be some ice on the greens even at 11am or later in the day where the sun has not reached yet.
They layout of the course was interesting. We saw a coyote on the first and second holes looking for its lunch.