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Good conditions considering all the rain we’ve had to absorb.

Wet weather affects this course adversely.
Parts get washed out.
Course layout & conditions are good otherwise. The lesson would seem to be to avoid just after rain.
Will give credit to the course for notification beforehand - last day in town so didn’t have many options however.

Absolutely a first-rate little executive course.
Very well maintained.

Fit this course in when faced with 2 days of sitting idle due to rain. Very well maintained. Great par 54 course. Easily fit in a round without rain drops in about 2 hours.

A few soggy low-lying areas.
An easy improvement for the course would be to provide better signage/directions to deal with the last two holes. Requires navigation through the houses - present signs are about the size of a scorecard. Tough if you’re a first timer there.

3 Nines here - played Royal/Mountain.
Played with a frequent player here. He helped with tips and also reported that Indian nine was in poor shape and needed work.
Pace and price were probably reflecting this.
I was satisfied with my round.

Mid-length course. Have to keep the ball in play as fairways are tight. Can afford to give up a little distance; can’t give up control/accuracy

First time here; on a vacation trip.
Nice layout for an opening round. Would have been a lot nicer with better pace of play (3.5 hours to play an afternoon round).
Roadrunners and rabbits are plentiful.

Rolling terrain. Just enough creeks/ponds & fescue/environmental areas to keep you on your toes. Maintenance work being done (I take that as course improvements)

Pace was slow for most of the round.
Perhaps the course could space out its bookings a bit more?
A few risks on some holes but otherwise everything is visible.

Needed help with GPS settings as Friars nine is no longer in play (but still offered on GPS defaults).
Also had to look up rating/slope on website after the round — that information should be on every scorecard. Shouldn’t have to search for it.

First time encountering inability to purchase/rent use of pull cart to walk a course. Had to play with a motorized cart. Walking is allowed but I’m from out of town (ie., tourist) and didn’t pack one(!).
Played with 2 very friendly locals.
Holes # 10, 17, 18, are “tough” and create bottlenecks.

A pretty good executive course. Back & forth within a canyon with some elevation changes, doglegs, and hazards (rivers/creeks).
Some work needed but it was good to see maintenance staff (friendly) out doing work so it is being looked after.

Mid-October and course is in great shape - well maintained & clean. No problems with leaves.
Be careful with the posted yardages however.

Played my second round at Mayfield this year. Usually not more than once. Conditions have been very good this year - very green and lush rough.
Played on a very cool/windy day…, a 3 club wind. That added to the challenge (evidence on the score card). The environmental areas really add (add up?) to the challenge of scoring well. Fun day.