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After the big storms the course is recovering well. The rough is up and this course has a history of not draining well, so lift clean and place is your best bet.

This course can suffer from slow play but it never fails to satisfy that itch to get outside and enjoy the game.

This course serves its community and the locals are very loyal. Layout is not bad but many holes are of similar distance and call for the same club.

Tee boxes are rough and crowned. Greens are soft and receptive but it seems the locals never learned to fix a ball mark.

Most hole between 90-120 yards, mainly used two clubs for most holes. Tee boxes crowned and in need of resoding. Greens are soft and really receptive, but this leads to them be covered in unrepaired or poorly repaired ball marks. Clear areas of the greens rolled well. Bunkers are like a lot of local courses and lack any depth of sand, many had grass sprouting through.

We enjoyed ourselves and the pace of play was descent but could have been better.

This is a fun little course that has a loyal following. Great place to work on your wedge work. Greens are good for the amount of play and roll consistently. Some of the tee boxes are a bit bare, but remember you have two club lengths.

The rain and the work of the maintenance staff has this course in great shape. Fairways and greens are lush. Do yourself a favor and play here before summer can dry it out.

We played the creek/oaks at 2pm a finished the first 9 in under 1:15, slowed down a bit on the back nine. Can’t complain about course conditions but the snack bar was closed and the pro shop doesn’t sell any drinks.

Overall after record rainfall the course has held up very well. The fairways and rough were a little shaggy but the crew hasn’t had many opportunities for mowing. The bunkers while a bit damp were still in great shape and played very well.