It's very inexpensive to play. $15 for 9 holes if you're not a resident. Even cheaper if you are. To make tee times you must have a membership (something like $30, which also gets you their handicap service).

Friendly staff. I've known these guys forever.

Tee times are way too close together, and the rangers don't do much of anything except find lost golf balls. I try and tee off by 9am on the weekends, otherwise you'll be in the mix with all the hackers.

You also cannot make tee times by calling. You have to pay in advance.

This is the course I grew up on. In recent years, they have gotten a new greenskeeper, and for a city course, this is in great shape. They have rebuilt almost all of the bunkers, and the greens are always in nice shape. Of course, this coincided with banning metal spikes, the best thing in the world a course can do.

Not much in the way of trouble. A pond in the front of the #4 green, and a pond between the 3rd and 6th fairways. They could come into play if you slice the ball.

#2 is probably the best hole on the course. It requires a precise tee shot on this dogleg left to get a proper angle of attack on the green. The left side of the fairway is thick trees nearly all the way to the green.

#7 is a short but challenging par 3. It play 160 from the blues, with a big bunker in front of the green, and slopes down on the left side of the green. Anything left will bounce severly to the left, and anything short will be in the bunker.

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