Played 8/7 in the afternoon. Finished in just under four hours, as a foursome, could have been quicker but the single and double in the two groups in front of us were moving so slow that our foursome had to wait on them multiple times on the back 9.

Course was in decent shape. Par 3 tee boxes need some love, but all others were pretty good. Greens were really soft, almost too soft. A couple of muddy and/or under construction areas on fairways was a little annoying, but they’re fairly small so weren’t much of an inconvenience. Rough was fairly easy to get out of except for a couple patches. Bunkers needed some raking, but weren’t in terrible shape. People need to fix their divots on the greens, it got ridiculous how many greens on the front nine needed some love with that. I wouldn’t play here during the morning, but $23 for my afternoon tee time was well worth it.

Shot a 84, first time out in over a month with no warm up, so it was a decent round for myself with no practice under my belt.

Played on 7/20. A fun course to play that can be challenging if you make it. If you hit it straight, fairly easy course with little trouble to hit around or over when going down the fairway. Greens were decent, some were a little bumpy, but plenty were rolling well. Fairways were good, rough was thick enough to affect your shot if you don't make crisp contact. Bunkers suck like always, and play your shots out of the bunker with less loft on your club and not as open of a stance to let club dig a little more or else your club might bounce over the ball from hitting the concrete in the bunkers. :) It is definitely worth the 30 or 40 dollars it cost to play during twilight rates.