They just punched holes in the greens so putting is quite a challenge at the moment with an aeration hole about every 4 inches. The fairway on #3 looks like a quilt with various patches all over the place. With the greens the way they are right now it's probably better to wait a week or two before trying to seriously putt during your round.

Green fees are a good deal but be prepared to play a long round. We played at 3 and made the turn about 3.5 hours later. At one point there were 13 people at the teebox on #6 and we were still waiting. Carts are scarce here and there were several that were being pushed back to the cart barn because they died on the course so you have a better chance of getting on during the weekends if you're walking. Course was in good shape though.