From back tees, this course is solid for most high 70''s and up players. Strength is fairway bunkers, which challenges player to play around them. Gently sloping greens are another strong point. They create interesting, testing chips and pitches.

Slow greens. Many unfixed ball marks create bumpy putting surfaces. Despite this, conditions are usually best in May-June. No one raking new fairway bunkers. Footprints make it tough for those of us who like to play everything as it lies.

Recently played course with most changes completed. Three greens not yet available; one other hole redesigned into a dogleg. Routing will change slightly next spring. The addition of fairway bunkers on most holes should send average scores higher in future. Greens still slow. Fairway and tee conditions should be much improved for next spring. I look forward to playing finished product next year.

Customer Service

Very friendly pro shop and snack bar.

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The construction price of $14 can't be beat. Not too hilly so walking the course is very easy and is good exercise.

Way too much construction, not enough signs pointing to the temporary tees, not enough ball washers or water coolers.

Course is currently under construction for the 2001 season. My round featured about five tee boxes that were closed and three greens under construction.

Course played kind of easy. Very wide open so very few balls are lost and mistakes can easily be corrected with a chip shot back onto the fairway...very little danger.

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Snack bar was decent...Right next to the 9th green so no extra walking was necessary. Plus it was an indoor, air-conditioned snack bar...a real plus in the summertime.