By far the best 9 hole course in the area. It is like an 18 hole course cut in half. One of the par fives is reachable in two, the other is very difficult to hit in two. Some of the par fours are reachable in one, but they punish an errant shot if you go for it and miss. The maintenance crew does an admirable job of keeping this low budget course in respectable shape. A few of the tee boxes need leveling, but other than that there isn't much to complain about.

I played Apple Mountain 11/21 for the first time and was amazed at the quality of this course. The maintnance and design are easily on par with the priciest courses in the area. If this course were in a tourist destination it would be a $200 greensfee. "Worth the price" can't apply to a course more than this one.

This course is a very nice layout/design. Sadly the maintenance has not kept up with the quality of design. Problems are as follows: shabby practice area and no range balls are included in the rather steep greens fee, I commonly came accross areas of very thin grass in the fairways and could see more in the rough, all the bunkers are completely unkept with grass growing down in the sand and sand working its way out in all directions plus they don't seem to drain well because after an overnight sprinkle the low parts of the traps were still wet late into the next afternoon, finnaly many of the tee boxes were overgrown with weedgrass. The one major positive is that the greens are great; soft, smooth and fairly quick. They seem to hold a line fairly well so there are very few put that have a major break to them. Consideration has to be given to the pase of play, on a Friday afternoon we only saw two other groups and got done in 3.5 hours.