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I've played Crosswinds many times for many years and have always had a good experience, even when my score isn't so good. But what have they NOT been doing to their bunkers the last couple of years. A 1/4 inche of sand on top of hard pan. The club hits 2 inches behind the ball and bounces into it and across the green it goes. I'm usually not too bad in the bunkers. I guess one solution is to stay out of them... oh wait, the pros go in them to.
It's still a great course.

The course was in good shape and the pace of play was reasonable. There were a couple of foursomes that were late early in the afternoon, so everyone from that point on teed off 20 minutes late. Maybe courses should make late comers start on the hole they would have been on if they had been on time.