krikwen

This course has a fairly dull front nine, but the back nine is much more interesting. The greens were lightning fast the day I played, and the pin placements were quite difficult - it turns out that I played in the afternoon after the club championship had finished that morning.
The greens are really quite fast and in great shape. On the other hand, there are few bunkers, especially on the front nine, and what bunkers they have are not very well kept.
The staff wasn't exactly on point, but I guess after having the club championship that morning, by the afternoon they weren't on their toes.
The GolfNow price of 27.50 to walk 18 was still pretty steep, and I probably won't take the long drive out there again unless the discount is larger. For golfers who really want a putting challenge, though, it might be worth the money and the trip.

I played on March 21, and I expected to be up to my ankles in mud. In fact, the course was in far better shape than one would expect for the season. The bunkers were perfect, the greens were fast, and the course in general was in good shape. I can't wait to go again once spring gets more into swing.

I have never seen a golf course in such beautiful condition this late in the summer. Wow.