OnePuttWilliams

Still a nice fun round of golf. Some holes are wide open and you can spray it around. Other holes require a little control. Greens are still nice. Fairways have been improved and are nice for a public course. There are still a few places in the first cut of the rough that is thin or bare, but that's why it's called "rough". It's a good value. They still need a ranger to encourage quicker play on weekends. At least put up some VERY CONSPICUOUS signs about golf etiquette. Some of your clientele are ignorant about speed of play.

I have always enjoyed this course. Can be difficult, but not too much so. No houses to be worried about hitting with a stray shot. Some tee shots require control, but there are enough where you can let it rip. Fairways have improved and greens are always nice. At times, the pin placements and recent mowing, make some putts trickle 20 feet past the hole. But that's what makes it fun. The only problem I have with the course, is the clientele. In the past few years, it seems a LOT of people have started playing here that KNOW NOTHING ABOUT GOLF ETTIQUETTE. They play the back tees, even though they shoot in the high 80's or 90's. They take 10 practice swings, look at every putt from 4 sides, and play as though they have a $100 riding on every hole. AND... for some reason, they don't ever think about allowing a faster group to play through. This is not the course's fault, but I do believe someone of authority should educate these people and place signage to encourage speedier play. There is nothing wrong with being a bad golfer, but there is LOTS wrong with being a slow or inconsiderate golfer. You are not the only group on the course.