This course is in horrible condition. Seasoned skiers have a pair of "rock skis" for early season conditions when coverage is spotty so you don't kill your good skis on rocks. If you have a set of "rock clubs" take them to Summerly or you will destroy your clubs hitting out of waste bunkers full of marble sized gravel. This course is so bad I want my $15 back! The ducks that live in the shallow lakes and marshes poop all over the course. Fun!
The course is loaded with traps, hazards and burns, most can't be seen from the tee and you don't get any visual help of where the hazards are, no maps, sketches or gps images. the cart gps gives yardages, but not for all the hazards.
We were lured in by the cheap greens fees. Don't get sucked in to playing this miserable track laid out in a huge flood retention basin. That's right, the entire course is surrounded by large mounds that look like they are designed to hold back a huge amount of water. Just as well, flood the course and forget you ever heard of this dog track! Better yet, try skydiving at the facility just south of the course. The highlight of the day was watching the skydivers glide back down to their jump zone.
Raise your right hand and take the oath. i will never drive past so many nice courses with reasonable greens fees to play a horrible course with dirt cheap greens fees that leave me feeling miserable, frustrated and pissed off I drove so far to try and save a few bucks. Play well!

We got very lucky on Tuesday, it was not crowded at all. The course was in great shape and we practically had the place to ourselves. This place is as close as a muni gets to being a private country club. This is a beautiful, serene and very challenging course, but fair. Expect to give up a few strokes if you don't know the layout, this place has wicked doglegs that are more like a u-turn. Great value, twilight w/cart was $26 midweek. You can't beat that with a titanium driver!