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None of the holes were memorable. Yardage was the same on many of the holes. It was a course built to gave houses on it.

A very different course with waste areas abounding. I enjoy the difference occasionally. Greens were very receptive. High and soft, low and fast all started on the green.

The course was in great shape, but the greens were smooth, quick, and very interesting to putt on.

The greens vary in size and slope. They were smooth, and had some tricky little breaks. The course was in good shape and week maintained.

The surprises started before the first tee. The practice green was smooth and fast. That ended up being the courses main defense. Breaks and grain were tricky to read making putting very interesting. The layout was pretty straightforward with few surprises. The par threes and fives are beefy. The bunkers were in good condition. Mid Dec, and the grass was still green and growing. If you've never been, I would tell you to go to Beechwood.

The course was in great shape, the bunkers were well cared for and the same was very nice to play from. Fairways we're wide and friendly. The greens were smooth and rolled very well.

Couldn't beat the price, then came the really good stuff. The staff were all very welcoming. The course was in good shape. The bunkers were in great shape. The greens didn't break as much as any of us thought. Don't read too much into them.

Played the back 9 first, and I'm glad. The front 9 holes were much more interesting. The overseeding was just growing in, but the fairways were in great shape. I rode the fairways because the cart paths are very rough.

The PGA Pro, Mike practically took me by the hand, pointing out the driving range, location of #1 & #10 tees, the ball dispenser and how to work it, practice green, and which cart I would be using. The member I was paired with, Ralph was just as accommodating and friendly, and a heck of a good caddy pointing out good layup spots, unseen hazards, and angles for my next shot. The course lends itself to different clubs of the tee, lots of risk reward options, and at the same time being very playable. A truly wonderful day.

This is UVA's home course, so it's no push over. The breaks on the greens were subtle and always seemed to be right at the cup, LOL. The GPS on the cart while accurate didn't help much with where you wanted to land the ball. They have changed the course routing, so my garmin GPS and the arcos system my playing partner were using were totally lost. Left enough shots out there, we both wanted to have another crack at it some other time.

From the first hole to the last, we talked about how much fun we were having.

The desk staff were engaged and friendly. The starter was full of tips, plays the course often, so he told us some things to avoid, but left other enjoyable adventures for us to discover on our own. The course was set in spots, done holes were carry path only, but it is Dec. A great day on a great course, in a great setting.

A short course with not much going on on the front 9. The back was tighter with more ball placement needed. Cost myself a few strokes because I didn't know the course on the back 9. Had a very nice chat with the starter before the round. Enjoyed the whole experience.

If you just want to hit and chase, this is your course. Lots of driver / wedge holes and everything was pretty much right in front of you. I had the first tee time and was done in 2 hrs.

There greens and bunkers could use some help. There were some holes requiring the right carry, and some bombs away holes. This made the round lots of fun.

Wonderful mix of golf holes, par 3s from 125 to 170. Par 4s from 300 to over 400. With trouble enough for bogies or worse on all of them. Interesting greens also with subtle breaks making speed of your putts important.

Hurdson and Frye have done several courses Ive played in Ohio. Their site lines, bunkering, use of the topography, all add to the visual pleasure of playing their courses. The course was in great shape and the greens wire quick but also reseptive. My wife road along and said it was the most beautiful place she's ever been to.