Played here for $35 with a cart on a Saturday at the end of January, and it was well worth every penny. Course is in good winter shape. Greens roll well but are firm. Course has good character with some elevation changes, water features, and doglegs. My biggest complaint is that it seems as if they've cut back their maintenance budget because every time I play here (3 times in last 3 months) the fairways aren't cut. It'd also be nice if they leveled out a few of the tee boxes (but for $35 I really can't complain). The course is pretty short but with tight tee shots and lots of trouble. If you're a slicer beware. Hit whatever club you can keep straight off the tee. You don't need driver on most holes.

It's a Muni course and you get what you pay for. For $30 or so with a cart on a weekend (golfnow) the course is well worth playing. Nothing too exciting or challenging, but it has length to make up for being straightforward. You can putt on the greens and get some spin out of the fairway. The only real complaint was the pace of play. It took an hour and forty five minutes to finish four holes! The "ambassador" was useless, failing to remind people to keep up with the group in front of them despite the slow pace. Five+ hours and we only finished 16 holes...pretty unacceptable.