This short par 3 course is a great practice course for your short game. The first four holes are straight forward par 3's, iron shot to the green, two putts for par, one putt for birdie if you have the skills. No 5 is a picturesque shot from upon a hilltop, looking down over a large lake, onto a green surrounded by trees and a rock wall. No 6 is a long par 3, long iron to a partially blind tee shot, depending on pin position. 7 and 9 are relativly short par 3's, with the courses only par 4, No 8, in between. Greens are average to fast, with greenside bunkers on most every hole.

Customer Service

The club house is small, but the people there are friendly. There is a patio area behind the driving range, and also a chipping area and putting green. The course is kid and beginner friendly, and has instruction as well. Overall it is a great short course to practice on, but it is a bit pricey compared to the municipal courses in the area.

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The course at Different Strokes at New Cut is a similar short course, but plays a bit longer, with more par 4's. It's a bit more challenging and the Driver comes into play more.

A very short par 3 course great for practicing your accuracy with the irons. The first 4 holes are relativly straight forward par 3's, followed by the picturesque No 5, which is a shot off a high hilltop, over a lake, onto a green surrounded by rock wall and trees. Miss this green and your taking a drop. Only one real opportunity to break out the Driver on this course, hole No 8. Greens are average and mostly flat, with a few exceptions.

Customer Service

The pro shop is tiny, but the people are super friendly. They have a nice sitting patio and a driving range, putting green, and chipping practice area. This course is also "child-friendly" and a great place to start for those who are just learning the game. Slightly overpriced though.