MikeHett - 3/14/16
Probably one of the best conditions you will find on a executive length course. Solid links style and best to visit mid-late July as iirc that is when the thistle is blooming. imo not as scenic or toothy to play when the fescue is mowed down. I have had issue with one of the pro shop guys a couple times otherwise I would put hospitality higher. Food is high end and done right. Driver on the first and last holes, but if you want to take a short set of clubs a wood or a long iron would be great, as it would be needed on a couple of the longer holes as well. Do not pass on this course because of it's length.

  cvolekas - 8/19/15
I've played a lot of executive courses, and this just blows your socks off. If you can get it for the right price you'll be challenged on every hole and definitely use almost every club in your bag.

  PKTaylor - 8/14/14
I'd like to give 3.5 stars. For a par 56 course, it's very good. For the price they charge, not so much. Clubhouse facilities are very nice, but a bit much for a hardcore golfer. Back to the course; its architecture and challenge are exceptional for a course of its nature.

  PKT - 8/14/14
I'd like to give 3.5 stars. For a par 56 course, it's very good. For the price they charge, not so much. Clubhouse facilities are very nice, but a bit much for a hardcore golfer. Back to the course; its architecture and challenge are exceptional for a course of its nature.

  datg - 8/14/12
Great short course. The greens were quite beat up, which I guess is expected, and the recent rains made the grounds very soft and muddy - not their fault I guess. Twilight rate is great. $35. Starter was very friendly and helpful.

  Greg Farrow - 8/3/10
Although it's a par three course, this gem is far from easy. With the wide range in elevations and par 3's in the range of 220 yards, this course will chew you up and spit you out if you can't hit the green.

  RMSchwarz - 11/8/12

  matthewbr29 - 6/3/12

  p00ky - 6/19/11

  clutchjones - 5/7/11