walter7815605

I really like this course; it's scenic, challenging & good value for relatively inexpensive golf.
However, if you don't keep your ball in the fairway, it's likely you'll lose it in the rough. Tall grass everywhere does a very good job of hiding (concealing) the golf balls.
The greens are soft and mushy. And, the grass needs to be mowed there, too. In other words, the greens are slow and the grain (break) will definitely affect your putt, especially on a slow roll.
But, it's still fun. The negative conditions I've described are likely the result of so much rain.
Come to Quincy and enjoy yourself. Stay for the lunch buffet - that is a really good deal!

If you can't hit the ball straight - especially off the tee box - be sure to carry spare golf balls because you're almost certainly going to lose some... Tight fairways lined with trees... Front 9 was OK and challenging but some of the putting greens are in poor condition. They all play "slow" in my opinion and the grain has a strong influence on ball roll; in other words, expect a significant break unless you push through it with an aggressive roll... Back nine was fun especially Devil's Elbow.