Played this course on April 12th, with intense winds and a chill in the air complicating this already tough and narrow course. The conditions were very fierce, and in windy conditions, the tee shots are barely even fare. On the majority of the par 4s and 5s, if you stray just a little bit right or left, your ball is gone. The key to scoring well on this course is to keep your tee ball accurate. The course itself is in great shape; the greens might be a touch brown in areas, but they roll true and it was a real pleasure to hit irons into them and have the ball stick. Like someone mentioned before, the pin placements get a little ridiculous at times. When the greens are enormous, there's no need to place a pin two steps from the rough. Sandtraps were on the fluffy side. This is a very scenic course, and the design team did a terrific job turning this dry riverbed into the challenging course it is today. Definitely worth the twilight rate, and possibly the weekday rate, but not at all worth $100 a round. Bring a couple extra sleeves when you come to this course; you'll be losing a few balls, even if you hit some pretty decent drives, which is frustrating.