Helps you with your short game, I guess.

Poor conditions, and over played.

Oh my God! Has this course changed in the past few of years. It used to be a pretty nice course to work on your irons. It's a par3 executive course. The holes are generally 77yds.-175yds, except for the 9th/18th. Do yourself a favor and leave your woods in the car. And expect to play slooooowly. A lot of dads bring Jr. out to the course to teach him. Though as usual, he leaves out the etiquette part out about letting faster players play through, repair ball marks and divits. A lot of the greens are beat up, so don't worry about reading the putt from different angles. It won't help. Just aim for the general area and hope. Don't drive out of your way for this one.

Customer Service

OK.

Similar Products Used:

There are none. Bring your own pull cart and save the three dollars.

Attracts students and beginners.

Most of the course is kept in excellent shape, but the #5 & #6 holes on the other side of the street have been on the most part neglected and need extensive repairs. Balls are easily lost because the rough consists mostly of tall patches of grass along the trees. Course gets very busy after 3:00 PM, so there is not much time to find the balls. Putting greens are often full of leaves and are a bit rough. Cost is $11, but less for local residents.

Customer Service

Staff is very helpful, willing to show first-time players where all of the holes are located.

Tees , Fairways

Some greens and the horrible tee on hoe 6.

I've been to this course a couple years ago and I took my brother here the other day.Its an all around okay course with a crappie tee on 6 and a bad green on 5.Its a goof course for a first timer and it is a par 3 on each hole except for 9 which is 250 yards long.

Customer Service

I geuss its worth the money.

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it has a fairly new little clubhouse and the staff isn't that bad.