Goatlanta

First time playing this course. To begin, the gentlemen in the pro shop is top notch. Friendly, nice and helpful. Nice putting green and small, but effective range. All range balls are included in your round, BTW. They tell you to "scoop" what you need :). The course itself is very walkable. Only 9 and 18 have hills. Most holes are straight and not very long. They make up for this with the Par3's. Most are 170-190. So if you don't have that club, play the whites. It's tight. Lots of trees and narrow fairways. If you are in the rough, you aren't finding your ball more than likely. I felt this was an amazing setup. I am a 6 handicap and this course punished me until I put the driver up. The greens are pure. Roll is true and fair. Not slow, but not lightning fast either. There is a great place to eat after your round. This place packs a punch and I cannot wait to go back. Can't believe I haven't been there before.

The greens at Twin Rivers are in excellent shape! They aeration was earlier than most and they are watering regularly. Rough is manicured and fairways are firm and fair. Tee boxes need some love bit anytime you have 18 great greens for $30 snd a 3.5 hour round, how can you complain?

This was my first time playing Raven Rock and I was pleasantly surprised . This course has been placed on an unclaimed strip mine. The best way to describe this course is target golf! If you can hit the fairways, you will have a great day. The second cut rough is deep. The tee boxes are fun as the tee marker are paineted pieces of coal. The only negative are the greens. Lots of fungus and dark spots make the greens roll very slow. Nonetheless, I would play again! Very fun! The best part is the staff. A gentleman came out to tell us to have a great round and everyone in the clubhouse were very friendly. One thing to note- No driving range.