Playing this golf course you are definitely reminded about what golf used to be. This is a track that will really require you to hit the ball straight and work shots both ways in order to score well. It is on the shorter side by todays standards, but at almost 6,400 from the tips and a few holes playing uphill the yardage may actually play a bit higher than the scorecard reads. In terms of conditions, most greens are in good shape (a few bare patches on a few holes) that putt true and fairly quick. Plenty of undulation keeps both long and short putts interesting, while downhill putts are treacherous. Fairways are in fair shape, with some thatching and bare spots evident. Rough is cut low but will do a good job of grabbing poor tee shots and making approach shots tricky. Tee boxes very from hole to hole and bunkers can be quite inconsistent. Overall it is a nice representation of an older 1920s style course that could stand to benefit from slightly better conditioning.