MastersFan58

I love this course and was disappointed to see how it suffered from this last winter when I played it a couple of weeks ago. It is recovering nicely and, except for some parts of some fairways, it's playing well. Greens were in good shape, including number 11 where a large part was resodded recently. Weather was perfect and the round was definitely enjoyable. I'll be back soon.

I played in September on a cool day. The course was in pretty good condition except for some of the punched greens that were pretty spongey and slow. The tee boxes and fairways were in nice shape. Pace of play was fine. I enjoyed it and will return.

First time playing this little gem. Weather was perfect. Pace of play was a bit slow due to group ahead of us playing multiple balls and another group ahead being a five-some. Layout has numerous blind shots which I didn't like but would be different if you've played it before. Tee boxes were in bad shape but greens were mostly in good shape. All told, I loved the round and plan to play regularly.

The foursome ahead of us played way too slow. We had to wait on almost every hole.Where was the ranger? The course was in pretty good shape but three tee boxes were still under reconstruction and so had temporary tees in the fairways. Greens were okay.

I played the Babe/Creek combination and walked the round. It was very challenging given the circumstances. It started out rough due to the required telephone check in from the parking lot. Despite being told everything was fine, by the time I got to the first tee, my group was already out in the first fairway. I hustled down to the second tee and caught them there so I missed the first hole. Since there were no benches, water, or scorecards it was a tough day. I felt like I was constantly faced with blind shots since there was often quite a distance from the tees to any course information markers. Without a scorecard or other map, it was quite challenging. There was no drink cart so without water on the course, it was a brutal 90 degree round.

This was only a day or two after the Stay At Home order was lifted. The course was in acceptable condition although some of the greens had some pretty bad ring spot damage. It also appeared that the course had been recently aerated although no mention of this had been made.

There was no Marshall out and the group directly ahead of me was playing as a sixsome. Two were little kids who were sharing a bag of clubs. The group quickly got way behind their pace and were over twenty minutes late as soon as the third hole. This caused a logjam of three groups on the prior hole but no one was monitoring this. Too bad.

There were no deals on Golfnow for this course so I guess that they figure people should pay full fee for the opportunity to get out to play. I hope that changes soon.

I tried this course on a Hot Deal and enjoyed it very much. Although it's a country club, it is available to the public through Golfnow. But beware, even though the deal says that it includes a cart, it doesn't. The course doesn't even have electric carts. They were very surprised when I told them that my deal included a cart. The course was in acceptable shape although they are taking out some trees and the branches were still there. The greens were firm and challenging. Two holes are over 200 yards.

The weather was near perfect for an early April day. The course was in pretty good condition except for the areas under construction, particularly around the first and second holes. The pace of play was slow. We had to wait at every tee box mostly because the group ahead of us was walking and we had carts. No rangers were to be found. There were still some aeration holes in the fairways and around the greens which made things a bit tricky. However, the greens were in good shape for the season.

I had driven by this course for years and finally gave it a try this year. I am glad I did. The weather was nice and it made the round a lot of fun. The holes aren't particularly long but some of the approaches are blind and some of the traps come into play on approaches. The day I played must have been shortly after an aeration because there were plugs all through the fairways. Greens were in good condition but some of the tee boxes were pretty chewed up.