Played on Saturday, 10/22 with a group of 8 friends. We were disappointed in the condition of the course and the setup. The course was muddy in many places around the course. This is puzzling since a lot of the course is on hillsides where it drain well. The whole group loves to play the ball as it lies but we find we had to play winter rules about every other hole. This place doesn't drain well Also, if you like playing a course with a lot of forced carries and blind tee and 2nd shots, then this course is for you. This is a crazy design.

Since the course was overseeded, all the tees were placed at the front of the white tees. This may the course affectively 5300 yards. Not a fun course if you like to play a long course. They should have told us this fact when bookng a tee time. All of us agree, we'll never be back.

A tale of two stories. The front nine is nicely designed with contoured fairways and well protected greens with bunkers and water hazards. The back name is where the course starts. While the front has few trees, the back nine is built in an oak grove. I love the back nine. If the front was built like the back 9, the course would be one of the best in the county. The greens are in fantastic shape. The greens roll beautifully. They are in PGA tournament condition right now. Hopefully they keep this up. Play this course before the rest of the crowd figures this out of the way gem.

Front 9 and back 9 are very different. The front 9 requires some very tough carries from the tee. You definitely need to play the correct tees, otherwise you'll have a very long day. The front nine is very hilly, while the back 9 is considerably more level. I enjoyed the course except for #2. It's unfair. The hole is long (>400 yards), with a blind tee shot across a canyon and over a ridge to a very narrow fairway. They need to change this hole. I like the other 17 but call me when you change hole #2.