With a course rating of 68.6 and a slope rating of 116, Dad Miller's 5,892 yard Bermuda grass municipal golf course is both challenging and easygoing.
I love municipal courses like these, mainly because I can take it easy, but also am able to walk the entire course.

The starter..as always, was really cool and easy going guy. d%mn , how do I get a job like that.

The front 9 is dominated with straight forward, easy access to the greens par 4s from the 1st hole to the 5th, which in my opinion is a great way to start out an afternoon of Christmas golf. :D
The 6th being the longest par 4 on the course leads to an fairly challenging par 3 7th followed by the 8th, which is a tricky par 5, and then you finish the front 9 with a straight out par 3.
The greens on the front 9 are fairly flat, and since it was about 1pm they were dry enough to have a decent and forgiving speed to them.

Cross the street!
You'll find the driving range to the right of the 10th tee boxes.

The back nine is far more challenging than the front and I must admit that the fairways 10 through 15 are in pretty crappy condition.
The 10th starts off with a 468 par 5 from the back-tee, which starts off fairly thin on the first 200 yards , then fans out a little wider to the right after that till you get to the green.
The 11th was for me an easy gap-wedge shot par 3; 107 yards to the center of the green.
The 12th hole fairway was the most retarded dogleg left I've ever played. If you can't hit a 200+yard draw accurately, then play smart and lay-up about 170+ yards off the tee. This really only leave you another 150+ to the green.
I wish I thought of that...hehe, I ended up in the river.
13th hole and easy par 3.
The 14th is a wide open dog-leg right, great for those who tend to slice a lot or little.
Then there is the 15th. That hole was the most challenging fairway on the entire course. Even though it is rated the 6th hardest hole on the course, I thought the indistinguishable fairway that dog-legs left, again divided by a river about a 100 yards out, fairway landing blinded by trees on the left and a bunker right besides made the window of landing pretty dicey. Of course I just went for it and hoped that my landing was decent. I was lucky. As you begin to approach the green, the fair way not only tapers, but slant towards the water that covers the whole entire right side. That was a bi-ATCH!!! This hole also has the most difficult green.

Cross the street!

Holes 16 to 18 were back across the street where the fairways were much nicer. Even though 16 was a long par 3 and 18 was the longest par 5 on the course, it was a nice way to end the round with straight forward shooting fairways and easy approaches.