I played as a single with a guy from New Mexico and two women, both of whom were GOOD, knew how to play in a cart, and didn't slow us up. The course was typically crowded, and the grounds crew were treating the greens with a wetting agent, which didn't affect play. It was overcast until the back nine. Greens were in wonderful condition.

The only drawback was that 4 holes were "cart paths only", which isn't a big deal. The yardage for the 6th hole, a driveable par 4 may be off, since I hit the green on the fly, a carry of 230 yards.

The greens are absolutely immaculate. The fairways are in excellent condition.

I played for the first time here on 10/3. The greens were still a little sandy, but putt true enough. It was still a bit foggy till the 5th hole ( Tee time 6:52AM ) so we couldn't see the green on the first par 3. I found it very difficult to read putts on some holes. This is a feature of the course that makes it challenging, but I think that playing at Oak Quarry a few times would lessen that aspect. The staff there were cordial and helpful. I'm a long way away, so it will be a while before I play again, but overall, a good course for the dollar.

This is my home course -- I've played 300+ rounds here. Last played 9/27, two weeks after aeration. In a week, the greens will be nearly perfect, if you play in the morning, because the poa annua buds as the day goes on, and they get bumpy.
I was in the 6th group, and the round took 3:50, which is a good pace. There are some burned out places in the fairway, but overall, the course is in good shape. Teeboxes are not uniformly level, and Rec gets so much play, that they need to re-sod teeboxes regularly.
The breakfast burrito is worth the price, for breakfast or lunch.

I played in the second group on a Monday morning. The starter was very good at working the standby list.