JBernheimer32

I showed up for a 3:00pm tee time expecting to be play good 18 in under 4 hours...good thinking. Although the pace of play was terrible and I had to quit after 9, I don't really have anything negative to say about this course.

First off, you're not capable of hitting a draw, then forget trying to play here. Seeing as I have a natural draw to my swing, I was in a comfortable position 75% percent of the time when playing on the par 4/5 holes.

The par 3's were an interesting challenge as although two out of the three were slightly downhill, you'll need more club then you might think.

I heard rumors about the greens being tough, and I didn't think much of it at the time, but holy trevino, they were tough. I think the only time I had a flat putt was when i stuck in three ft from the pin on hole 8 (par 3).

If you're turning into a more advanced golfer and want to work on your golf management, this is course for you. You really have to think and prepare yourself for each shot. This isn't a course when you can just go up there and swing freely.

Worth the challenge.

My only request is they have a ranger or someone out there, monitoring the pace of play. On the seventh hole, par 5, three groups on one hole. That's absurd.