Enjoyable executive course. Not many frills, but for the money it was acceptable. Greens and fairways are well maintained. Layout is confusing. There are some trees that need to be cut down because they are directly blocking the tee shot to the green. Dodging the water sprinklers is everywhere and all day.

Customer Service

Small "clubhouse" with the basics. Groundskeepers were constantly working on the course. No rangers, starters or cart girl, but it is to be expected with a mom and pop outfit such as this.

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Better kept and shorter version of Eastlyn

This is a great course for beginners and a wonderful place to practice with the "Medicus 2000".

Sign pointing to the course is hidden by trees. I often miss the turn because of this.

Yardage ranges from 110-200. Actually it is a 15-hole course in which three of its holes are played twice. There are no water hazards or bunkers but balls can become lost if they land on the rough. All of its greens are in excellent shape, but some tee boxes do need some work. Trees provide too much interference in the #9 and #10 holes. Most greens are easy to putt and are quite slow, but the one on the #18 hole is exceptionally difficult. (I usually 4-putt it!) Also, greens on #9 and #15 are fairly difficult. Cost is $14 weekdays, $15 weekends and is good for all-day golfing. Course never appears to be very busy which is in a way a plus, because it allows for a tremendous amount of practice in virtually all areas of golf.

Customer Service

Clubhouse provides refreshment and has restrooms. But it's usually closed during the fall season. In this case, green fees are collected from the golfers playing the course.

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Also includes a driving range.