Ok so this is a short course. It's fun and still challenges almost all parts of your game. Can be fun to try and reach some of the par 4's off the tee. There are some challenging par 3's. The way the greens slope make you really need to pay attention to where you hit your approach shots. Two examples; #3 a really short par 3 with water on the front left. If you play it safe and hit high on the green you can leave a long putt that makes a 3 jab possible. #6 a short par 4 that can be reachable off the tee with the wind at your back. This green is really hard to hold as the whole thing slopes towards the back. Behind the green OB is only a few feet away. -- Overall the staff is SPECTACULAR. The course has a terrific range (grass and mats). The practice greens are great. There is even a chipping area where you can hit pitch shots up to about 30 yards. I would avoid Baker during the week in the afternoons (2 PM to 5 PM) because several local high school teams use this course for their practice and matches. Since they only play 9 holes if you play behind them your patience is usually rewarded when you hit the 10th hole. Baker is a great place to take the family. Before you dismiss this course because it too short I suggest you tee it up and show us your scorecard. Par is still par!