Leave your driver at home. This course is extremely short. They have multiple Par 4s in the mid-250 yard range. Interestingly, I wasn't tempted to go for any of them. For one, I didn't want to hold up play waiting for the group ahead to finish the hole. Secondly, the greens are tiny, hard and crowned. Its not really worth the risk or the time.

I have problems keeping my concentration on courses like Meadowlark. If you miss a fairway you aren't punished much, if at all. There are several holes separated by less than 20 yards of rough. You can easily play out of opposite fairways assuming its not one of the holes lined by white stakes. You're almost better off landing off the fairways, which were bare in several spots. The greens weren't in bad shape. They were hard and extremely small with the added challenge of being crowned. Not sure if you would want them to be much bigger though. It matched the course well and added some challenge to the round.

Overall, this is a good course to work on your wedge game but there's not much else to challenge the slightly above average golfer. It was reasonably priced, had a nice breeze and the beer was relatively cheap.