We played a round here on Tuesday and found the course to be tight and quaint. The driving range is over water and they use floating balls with distance markers on rafts. They have old carts,some with... Continue »

We played a round here on Tuesday and found the course to be tight and quaint. The driving range is over water and they use floating balls with distance markers on rafts. They have old carts,some with gas power, and the cart paths are largely dirt. The course itself is in good shape and fun to play even though it seems short with the back tees playing to 5846 yds. There is a water course down the right side of most of the holes on the front nine and water is in play on the back nine as well. If you bring a slice to the first tee, bring your waders and a ball stick. This course is in a Regional park valley and there isn't a home in sight. As it's name indicates, it's in a valley full of willow trees and an abundance of wild life crisscrosses the fairways without fear. The course doesn't drain well and should be avoided after a hard rain but everyone should play here at least once a year,"it's a hoot".