My 1st time here. This course is a fun challenge. It is not overly difficult but you can pay a price for not keeping it on or near the fairway. The trees are large in size and in number. If you are in the trees you are usually forced to play the safe punch back onto the fairway. WATCH YOUR TEE SHOT! - it is common (especially now in the fall) to find your ball hidded undear a leaf in the middle of the fairway. Leaves everywhere! - except the greens "which is nice". #1 (par 4) and #15 (par 3) both have highly elevated tee boxes which are always fun. Greens are medium/fast and smooth. The only real negative was that many of the Frindges are being reseaded now. This is not only an eye sore, but also not very putter friendly. All of the clubhouse facilities are very nice (restaurant, Pro shop, snack bar). The cart girl was there at all the right times. Grass driving range is nice but you can only hit it 150 yards before hitting the back net.

Overall a fun challenging course.

Wide Open easy course.
Hard to find trouble. Not much distinction between fairway and rough. The challenge is in the slightly elevated, tiny greens. Every green is flat with virtually no break. Greens are medium/slow pace, bumpy and not maintained very well. Good course for beginners (lots of high handicappers here). Play is slow. Nothing worth traveling for. I play here often because it is 10 minutes from work. Hole #3 is worth mentioning... Hole #3 is a 180+ par 3 that has a very tall palm tree smack in the middle of the fairway directly between the tee box and Pin. It get's hit over a dozen times a day by balls headed for the center of the green. Rediculous!
Also, the staff gives you the impression that they would rather be anywhere else. Regardless, I still have fun there.