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I understand that when your first starting out learning and playing the game of golf you probably should not play on a par 71 coarse. I also understand the value of a small local coarse that anyone can play and have fun. However their is a real possibility that you may never improve your game if the conditions of the coarse is so poor. This coarse has very nice greens and the staff are very friendly as well, that’s the good. But the ugly is the fairways, the rough, the tee boxes, and the approach around the greens. And the bad is the dangerous conditions you face due to the proximity of the nearby fellow hitting his tee shot. Oh and I forgot the constant sound of the next door airport was just a bit much.

Where do I start. First bag drop and check in, where I have no idea!!!! Walked all over before I found pro shop. Signs would be nice. Staff friendly no question. However their starter friendly as he was, could not keep his mouth shut at all during our tee off. Never seen anything like this before. Nice guy but honestly I’m not paying to have him ramble on. Having set the tone, thank you Bob, the course is well maintained and very difficult, very very difficult. Oh and thanks Bob for the 6 hole interruption while hitting our second shots. Look I have no problem with pace of play. However when Bob comes to us and explains how he’s handling speed of play with the forward group and then actually slows everything down by his stories, well that’s not helpful when their was no reason to interject himself. Pace was fine.
Look course is way to hard for us mere mortals and the slope ratings are just a tad lowwwww.

Price was fine course was nuts and Bob needs to shut the heck up.