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The course is in good shape with excellent greens and fringes. The only drawback is that some of the holes run beside other holes and golfers stray between holes.

The best part of golfing at Highland Reserve is the pace of play. The staff works very hard and uses technology to keep up the speed of the game. We started at close to 9:00 am and finished in less than four hours on New Year's Day.\

It was fun to actually play holes with lots of changes in elevation. Reminds me of courses further north.

We did not know that the course had recently been aerated. Not sure that I would have played there. The fairways are in good shape, but the rough is rough.
The course has several points where players can be hit by other golfers on other holes. Many of the golfers playing that day seemed to have the ability to hit golfers on other holes.
We don’t know the area. We visited from Fort Pierce. We have have liked other courses better.

Indian Hills is built on the sand ridge in Fort Pierce. The course drains extremely well. My club (8 miles away) was closed for two days while Indian Hills stayed open and very playable.
I will play this course again.

This was my fourth time playing Hammock Creek. It is always enjoyable.

We had an excellent round at Champions Club. We looked for a late afternoon tee time and chose 3:04 pm. We waited for nobody, and nobody waited for us. We had the place to ourselves, except for a couple of single golfers who drove by to the next open hole and jumped ahead of us. We never saw either of them again.

Champions Club is nice course. The only way that it could be better is if the other golfers were to sand their divots and repair their ball marks.

The GPS system on the carts was very helpful.