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Great day for golf. Weather was perfect and pace of play was nice. Great value for a municipal course.

Although it took nearly 5 hours to complete the course, it was a good round

Very slow play on a crowded golf course. Staff is friendly and carts work great (bring a phone charger for the cart USB ports). But plan on group behind you hitting into you as a result of impatience.

Plenty of snowbirds this year. But pace was good.

Played the course during a recent visit. It is a 9-hole course with crossing fairways and no shared greens (unlike the Old course at Saint Andrews). For 122 years old, it is in better shape than many of the courses I play in the U.S. I used rented clubs and didn't worry about score. I focused on getting the opportunity to play on a traditional Scottish course. maybe the next trip, I'll plan better and get a tee time at Carnoustie or St Andrews.

I have been playing this course for 12 years and it is always in repair. The fairways and some greens suffer from salt water intrusion (poor grass) but it has a good layout, enough challenge to keep me on my toes and a good mix of players.

The course is well maintained and the pace of play is pretty good. A good mix of players on the course and the course always provides some challenges.