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I really like this course. Ocean views, well kept, friendly staff, are all standard. A knucklehead single named Jacob played with us... until he went off on his own. Otherwise it was a perfect day at Kona G. C. I recommend it!

The course was in good shape, though somewhat soft - as to be expected this time of year. The greens were surprizingly fast and challenging as always.

I have played Great Blue many times, but never Greenback. My mistake! It was interesting, had more tress and water hazards. And, it was in great shape. I think I might prefer it over the blue course!

The pace of play was excellent. Also the practice area easily accessed. It was a fine day on the links. Two small gripes: 1) the tees are too low on the driving range. And there are too few of them. 2) The greens were slow. We played at noon and they felt like they hadn't been mowed.

A lovely course I've wanted to play for some time. I'd definitely like to come back in the summer. The only blemish on an otherwise great experience was the slow play. The group ahead of us took 18 min. to play the 1st hole. It took an hour to play 4 holes! The staff fixed things at the turn. That was 8 holes too late to my mind, though.

Pala Mesa felt like a run-down course of yesteryear. The Range was awful. All the greens were uphill from the fairways, which were patchy. The greens were nice & the pace was fast, but we won't be going back.

Despite the dry weather the greens were in good shape. The edges of the fairway suffered damage, though. But the central portion was green and firm. Overall it was a nice round.

The course was in great shape. The pace was fast. And the weather, but a for a breese, was perfect. The only that could could have improved the experience was a better score. Next time!

The course was in great shape. The greens were true. The pace was brisk. The tribe has done a wonderful job. And, as always, White Horse is a real challenge. I'll be back!

I played in a foursome. Being it was a Saturday I expected slow play. But though the weather was good and lots of golfers were on the course I never had to wait. Not once. We had a really nice time.

I like the Auburn course. Really. But every time I play there on a weekend I swear I'll never go back. After the first hole we waited on every shot on every hole for the whole round. It was painful. We saw a marshal once... only when a member of our group called the pro shop and complained. It's no way to play. Oh, and the set up is quite unfair to women golfers. They might as well play form the white tees for all the break they get on distance. If you want to play as a couple go somewhere else.

I love Elk Run and have enjoyed playing it over the years. But I hear it will close in October. Too bad, the region will miss this little gem.

The course was in great shape, as usual. The fairways were firm and the greens were fast and firm as well. In fact, it was tough to get the ball to check up. The pace was good and the staff was friendly. Altogether, a great day on thcourse.

The weather warm low 70's, clear, and breezy. And though there was casual water in some traps and fairway edges the greens and fairways remained surprisingly firm. Also, it was very crowded for a Monday. We had to wait on almost every shot - not my favorite thing.

All the greens were temps, and the temps were fairly well terrible. That said, the course was on good shape otherwise.

We like to play Capital City in the winter because of it's good drainage and dry conditions even after a rainy period. That's still true. But the round was very slow, and I hate slow play. We were stacked up 4 groups deep at the par 3 6th! We never laid eyes on a ranger. I'll think twice before going back.

Courses ought to be required to notify you when they have a tournament going on. Such was the case on the 6th. The staff at Gold Mountain did not inform us ahead of time, nor did such information show up on a GolfNow booking page either. So we had 5 hour and 45 minute slog playing behind a large group with many intoxicated players. It was maddening.

I have always enjoyed the Links course. Love the view from #14. But I find the ever-encroaching housing projects distressing. The home builds have become the course's prominent feature.