PoetKnight

This place is a bit of a hidden gem. The course isn't immaculate, but it's well maintained and you can tell the staff take pride in it. Jeff at the front desk welcomed us like old friends despite our never having been there before. While the layout is relatively easy, the greens are tough, deceptive, and guarded by a lot of well-placed bunkers. An awesome value overall; if you're ever in the area do yourself a favor and check it out.

This place is what it is: nine holes for ten bucks. Bring recycled balls and be ready to lose 'em in the fairway. Also be ready for a bunch of people on their lunch breaks playing up your rear end. The conditions are bad and greens change nearly day-to-day. Don't come here expecting much but if you're short on cash, long on time, and want to get some excercise and work on a few shots, give it a go.

The course itself was in very good shape and, for the $25 each we paid, was an AWESOME value. Challenging but not overly-difficult. Unfortunately it may not last. We played on a Sunday and almost had the place to ourselves. The restaurant was shut down and the clerk gave us each several passes to come back for $20. Hopefully they pull through whatever's going on as it really is a nice course.

The front nine is moderately difficult; the back nine is murderous. Greens and fairways are in good overall condition and the staff are great aside from a pretty constant sales pitch. I'd like to pay a bit less but don't mind too much as it's the best in my immediate area.

I've seen the course in better condition. The greens and fairways are suffering a bit and the ownership is struggling. Last time I played they had the AC turned off in the clubhouse. The layout itself is good and the course is technical but playable for golfers of any skill level. If they can get it back together this'd be a nice track.