Browartr

I frequent this course often. It's a challenging course that is well taken care of, the drainage is decent, and you can typically play 90 degree cart rules around the 2nd-3rd day after a heavy rain (it takes a little longer to dry out in the colder months). There is always a breeze here and it makes playing in the hot summer very enjoyable. The course plays differently spring/summer with the southern gulf winds, to fall/winter with the colder northern winds. Most of the staff is extremely friendly and inviting, they are open to advice on course play, and friendly conversation. The practice facilities are well kept, and I rarely have to hit off of the mats at the range. The course greens are in a good condition in the early weekends, and when most players repair their divots. One downside to the course is the bunker play, where some are better than others, and some still need reworking/filling. Maintainance is continually working on bunker and drainage repairs, it's obvious that a lot of care and attention is being given to this course.