Good for beginners, informative scorecard, and rarely crowded.

Flat and not terribly fun if you're past the beginner stage. Also, the driveway of all things is just terribly designed.

This is an interesting little executive course. It's in the middle of a horse track, so it's a fairly cramped course. The lack of trees and the utter flatness help to make it feel a little more roomy, though. Because of the space constraints, a few of the holes have some strange quirks. The first is the most notable. It's a dog leg left that would only be about 220 if there wasn't a rule stating that you can't "cut the corner." I believe the longest hole on the course is about 300 yards or so. There are a few water hazards, and naturally the race track is O.B. There are a lot of beginners at this course, but in my experience the pace of play has been fairly steady, although it can get a little backed up on the longer holes. One thing I really like about this course is the scorecard. It provides quite a bit of yardage information, like how far away the landing areas are on the dog legs. I suppose if you're a beginner this is a good place to go where you won't easily frustrate yourself, since there really are no difficult shots. As for everybody else, there are quite a few other courses in the area that are better and similarly priced.

greens

pace

Fun little 9-hole. slow pace, lots of hackers
greens can be challenging
good practice for iron game
reasonable price, especially during the week

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