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What can you say about a Stanley Thompson? Of course the fairways were lined by trees. And more than once I had a side or downhill lie (or both) in the middle of the fairway. 2nd cut was fairly thick and more than once we lost a ball that was a gallery ball. Greens rolled pretty true. Pace a bit slow but better on back nine.

Course was in great shape. Greens ran very true. Staff anxious to please. Brutally hot and sticky the day we were there.

This course is a hidden beauty. In fact we had lost hikers stray across our tee. It has been a brutally dry year and the fairways are rock hard. Combined with the narrow approaches it made keeping a ball in the fairway a task. The greens however were soft as a baby's bottom and rolled true.
The pace of play was not quick but not bad at all for a public course and twilight rates.
All in all a great course

The course was in good shape. There had been rain every day for a week and they were having a little trouble keeping up. Some casual mud throughout the course. Greens are very small and they have chosen a wide bladed grass but they rolled pretty well. At the price point we got there were a lot of duffers and there were waits at every hole. But it was an interesting course and I would play again. Should be called Pelham Creeks or Pelham Lakes. Not a lot of up and down but that creek comes into play on every hole on the back nine.

This is an older style course with wlde fairways and large trees. That gives some leeway for higher handicappers like me. The party 3's are some of the toughest holes. Don't underestimate the wind which is always in play here. Well manicured fairways and very courteous helpful and accommodating staff.