craig.brown211 - 6/28/15
I'm used to flat courses and Laurel View is anything but flat. Most holes played down or across a valley. Green were excellent. Fairways were in good shape. I did not have my SkyCaddie so I did not know the lay of the holes. I played with a two-ball who knew the course fairly well.

My biggest "complaint" is the reviews I read in GolfAdvisor said that the back 9 was less hilly than the front 9. Well, the must have reversed them because the back was much hillier and steeper. It didn't help that it rained from 13-18.

Did I say that I was walking? I was. Steep hills, wet grass and spikeless shoes are not a good mix.

Overall, I liked the course and will play it again if I am in the area.

Pro shop staff were very nice and friendly - made me feel welcome and appreciated my business. Even though I had booked a walking tee time, they did not charge me for push care, a Sun Mountain Speed Cart - same setup as mine.

  jpuzey - 10/27/14
Considering the extra tough layout, the course needs to be in excellent shape to be playable. That was not the case and it needs some TLC pretty badly. For $53, there are numerous courses within 30 miles that are more enjoyable and a better value. Also, they clearly took tee times too late (8:27) considering they had a 1pm shotgun start, since the ranger rushed us around the course all day and we weren't far behind the group in front of us. It was still better than a day at work and the scenery was pretty nice.

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