I played 2 consecutive rounds on the Pete Dye course on Sunday. The course is in excellent condition, with one notable exception - the bunkers were poorly prepped, with deep rake marks and little sand in them. Other than that the greens and the fairways were in spectacular shape. The course is deceiving, it is pretty wide open so you can really take a rip at the ball. However, the courses primary defense is its greens. They are typical Pete Dye....with crowned tops, lots of undulation and an island style green thrown in for good measure. The greens were great in the morning - pretty soft and receptive. By the afternoon round they were hard, firm and fast. I had fewer putts in the afternoon round, but that's because I didn't have as many greens in reg.

Notwithstanding that, I really liked the course and will play it again.

The course is in very good shape. The greens are looking pretty good for a course that gets a lot of play. They keep them well watered so they are pretty soft. Fairways were generally in good shape with some spots of bermuda and crab grass. Plays well. Several of the cunkers were very thin on sand.