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Fun littlecourse, grrens on the slow side but in good shape. Locals fix their divots.

In order to score, you must play a couple of rounds to get used to the distances and what clubs to use. Many elevation changes, blind shots and undulated greens. Fun course.

Had an enjoyable day. The starter on Sunday morning was great, she started our day they way every course should.

Fairways dormant, typical for this time of year. Greens however, were okay except for divots. I would hold off playing again until spring when the fairways are green. Great deal on Golfnow ($25) so it was worth the drive from the Southbay.

Once renovations are complete, my group and I will be back to play this course. Tee boxes and fairways are currently in poor condition however the greens were acceptable. Pace of play was surprisingly quick partly due to the marshalls. On the 295 yd uphill par four, the group in front of us was waiting for the green to clear but, the marshall asked them to hit unless they are ALL able to hit 300+ yd drives. Not one came close to reaching the green. Very nice track, great green fee from Golfnow.

Marshall's needed to improve pace of play. Twosome in front of us extremely slow, one of whom not ready for big course. Hole 17 shortened to 95 yes.

Immaculate little nine hole par three but, would not pay full price of 48.00 to play.

Many of the greens need attention, the fairways were kind of uneven and bare on some holes. The problem on the greens, besides being patchy, are caused by players who do not repair divots. The wind makes the course longer than it is, especially on the six holes on the Orange course.

If playing the course for the first time, 10-14 handicappers should put their egos aside and play the forward tees. Once accustomed to track, the blue tees are not as intimidating. Forget walking this course unless you're part mountain goat.

1:00 tee time on a Saturday, finished in 4-1/2 hours.