cdmccormack

Fairways in terrible condition. Only, one groundskeeper actually halted work while we hit or putted. Cart guys to busy talking to help with anything. I played this course every year I visit except last year due to Covid. It has really suffered in the interim.

Very well run and maintained. Friendly, helpful staff

The course is beautiful, the facilities stunning. The bartender really new her craft.

The club pro assistant Jeremy was very friendly. I am assuming the older gentleman in the club house is the club pro. He could work on his customer service skills. Very cold and clearly not favorably told golfers who pick the hot tee time rate, as he made a little comment about golf now bookings.

We went out at the 8:05 time, which was perfect weather wise because it was very hot when we rolled up to the club house at 12:10. It also made for a fast round, which, we needed because we were driving 9 hours to get home after the round.

However, it meant we had to contend with sprinklers that were on during our round, mowers who felt no need to stop while we played and even at 10:10 the sprinkler system on 10 soaked my cart.

I would have felt that we were disregarded because we were 3 female golfers, if the pro had not made the golf now comment when we checked in. Our fourth had a sore back after 4 days of play and opted out of the dragon to rest for the morning. I wonder if he had been along if the sprinklers would have been turned off.

The sad part it we had been discussing playing the Dragon for 2 years and finally everything fell in place for a trip.

Personally, I recommend Whitehawk or Grizzly Ranch over the Dragon.

Beautiful course. Very friendly staff. Would play again. Of the four courses we played in the area. The staff here was the most friendly.

Staff was very nice and helpful. The course it gorgeous with beautiful views on almost every hole. However, we stayed in a home owned by friends on the first tee and every day, all day long, there were people on the green with people waiting mid fairway and people waiting on the tee. Consequently, when we played we waited on the group ahead all day and the group behind waited on us as there was nowhere to go. I believe the course could command higher fees but space the tee times out so people could enjoy the game, the scenery and have a decent pace of play. They should have someone on the first tee and when they see people who set up on the championship tees who drive less then 200 yards they should move them up. I see this on courses all the time and have been to two courses that either choose the tee based on your handicap or your first drive for you. Courses really need to start pushing the tee it forward program and move people that it takes three or four shots to get to the green in regulation on a par four to move up. I watched guys all day play of the black tees then hack up the fairway to get bogeys, doubles, triples, etc.

beautiful views, large well maintained greens and wide open fairways. signature peacocks are added flair.