Regor6649

If you can overlook the strewn garbage where golf clubs are dropped, no starter, ranger or attendants( found out he left around 11aM), dirty carts, a golf cart with a golf bag cover that keeps falling down over the clubs because the velcro is worn out, no cups for water ( ran out of them at the outside dispenser, a water/ice dispenser that was probably last cleaned during the Bush era} and no balls by the chipping area, you will play a very challenging course. We played during the mid week and I guess in trying to keep expenses down, management has decided to ignore the importance of having golfers enjoy the total experience. Played there many years ago prior to moving from Cincy, so it was disappointing to see the total golf operation decline. The course itself is always enjoyable and challenging and on hole 2, you will see bisons, thinking you are at Yellowstone.
We chose not to eat there because of the issues addressed above. If the course would clean up, freshen up and pay more attention to details, this would have the potential to be a premier course.