I played yesterday after the early morning pouring rain. I teed off at 10:00 as a single and eventually joined a twosome ahead of me. The course had drained well and there was really no standing water. Some of the tee boxes were a bit squishy, but the course was in good shape. One doesn't want to be in the rough after it rains. The ball sits down and the wet grass really reduces the distance of the shot. Pace of play was 3.5 hours but would have been quicker if not for the foursome ahead of us who were 2 - 3 holes behind the group ahead of them. We had to wait often to hit our shots. Too bad they didn't wait at the next tee box and let us play through. I think they were oblivious.

If you are looking for a solid course to play right after rain, which we really haven't had much of lately, definitely give the Classic Course a go.

Side note- as with any public course, many golfers don't repair their ball marks or fill fairway divots. I always try to repair mine and another and fill as many divots around mine as possible.