I play the Mountain 9 course almost weekly. Generally it's a good pace and can walk it anywhere between 1hr30 and 2hrs. Occasionally you fall behind a school tourny and then it will be 3hrs. If you see this ask the pro shop if you can just jump on River or Pine.

The course is generally always in good shape. Depending on the tee box marker location, it can be nice and flat or badly sloped. Fairways have good coverage and play fine. Rough is always an issue here as it can get cut to 2" or 6" right next to it. Bunkers are fine and the greens are actually pretty nice. They are on the slow side and don't break much, but they are usually pretty smooth.

Just recently played here for an annual tournament. This course has seen better days. Tee boxes were good, fairways had some patchy grass and some areas super firm, greens rolled fine but were super slow. Some sand traps had a bunch of rocks and the sand was very firm.

Played Saturday 7/11 @ 7:45AM. Wonderful pace for a weekend. Just over 4 hours for our foresome. Course is playing nice which is usually is. Tee boxes were fine, fairways had good coverage and greens rolled true.

Played on Wed 10/1 with an 11AM tee time 4some. Nice 4.5 hour pace with minimal waiting. We had 2 beginners with us who actually play pretty fast so it was pretty good.

Course is in pretty good shape considering they are punching greens in a couple days. All I can say is that the fairways and greens are super firm right now. I had some drives roll out 30-40 yards longer that my avg! Greens were super fast with tough pin locations. Tee boxes are good, fairways pretty good coverage for this time of year, sand was good, greens were rolling fast but true.

Would love to play this track more on the weekends when I usually play, but ALL the tee times between 8am and 1pm are usually already gone since LB residents can book a day in advance.

Course was not effected by the recent fire. Other than maybe 2 holes or so, you do not even smell smoke.

Played here for my 1st time on a Saturday afternoon at 1:04pm. Was pretty open in front of us so they let us head out early. Caught up to the group that went out 20ish minutes ahead of us and had to wait a few times. Nobody was behind us for at least 2 holes so we just played at a leisurely pace with some waiting. Round ended up taking 5.5 hours and was MUCH slower than I thought.

Course was in excellent shape BUT some of the bunkers don't have sand in them and not marked as being under repair. Also, not sure what happened but they did not roll the greens and were not the smoothest.

Regardless, it was a fun round and weather was in the low 80s in the middle of Sept.

Played 5/26 on a nice 80 degree day. Course was in great shape other than the bunkers which is such a shame. They barely have any sand in them and what's there is very firm.

First time playing this course after the reopening. 11:33 tee time on 4th of July. Didn't expect it to be a nice 4 hour round, but also didn't expect it to be nearly 6 hours. There were 3 groups waiting on the #13 par 3.

The greens were rock hard and dry. I would stick a 110' high 9 iron onto the green and it would barely even make a ball mark, then it would usually just bounce off the green anyways. While the fairways had green grass, it was dry and hard. Most of the bunkers had nice sand. Tee boxes were great.

Fun and challenging track, but pace of play is terrible.

I really like the layout here. It's a fun 9 holes that isn't just 110 yards one way and 125 the other. There's lots of hills and each hole is very different. Fairways and greens are actually half way decent for a par 3 course. My biggest issue is the tee boxes. For one, you hit off mats but that isn't even the biggest issue. The real problem is that they do not maintain them. They use probably 20 year old mats on top of uneven concrete or tree roots. You can't even get a flat surface to hit your tee shot.

This place was decent when they redid it a few years back, but they failed to maintain it. Even their high-tech driving range is rapidly going downhill. Half the ball counters you can't even read and the mats are all worn.

First time playing here 2 Saturdays ago. Our 4some walked at 7:20am and finished in just under 4hrs 30 min. We didn't push up on anyone and nobody did on us which is perfect. All I can say is this is literally one of the most forgiving courses I have ever played. Fairways are super wide and not many trees in the way even if you slice into the next fairway. You have to hit one pretty bad if you lose a ball here.

Tee boxes were nice and flat with excellent coverage.

Fairways and rough was great, no complaints here.

Sand was not tested by me as I managed to avoid them altogether. But there aren't many anyways.

Greens were a bit on the slower side, but still rolled true with not many ball marks to worry about.

Other than the geese poop everywhere, I really enjoyed this course. Definitely one of the better ones if you need to get your confidence up. If you are a 110+ shooter, you will still have trouble since it is still 6272 yrds from the whites.

Played with a 4some here on Saturday with a 1:30 tee time. Started right on time and finished in about 4hrs 30min. We rarely caught up to the group in front of us, the group behind us caught up maybe 4-5 times during the round (mainly because we had 2 beginners shooting 110+ and would sometimes take 5-6 shots just to get to the green). Carts have GPS and bluetooth speakers!

Tee boxes were nice and flat with excellent coverage.

Fairways and rough was excellent. No complaints here.

Traps had nice soft sand.

Greens had very few ball marks and rolled true. Maybe slightly on the slower side, but definitely not bad.

Had a great round for my first time playing here and will definitely come back.

Played today May 3 for the courses' grand reopening. Kinda expensive to play, but the conditions are EXCELLENT right now. The tee boxes are nice and flat with nice grass, fairways and 2nd cut are perfect, bunkers have nice soft sand and the greens rolled slow, but true. PAR 35, Blues 3100, Whites 2900 and Reds 2600 yards. Our 4some teed off at 2:30 and finished at 4:15.

Played on 6/6/13 and this course was HORRIBLE. The single that joined us left after 9 holes it was so bad. I paid for 18 holes, so I played 18 holes.

Pace was pretty slow considering it was a light day. My twosome took 4.5 hrs to complete the course. We waited on nearly every hole and were backed up 3 groups at one point. The Marshall was nowhere to be found.

Nobody driving around selling drinks either.

This is how I rate this course as of today.

Tee boxes - Decently flat with minimal divots. Grass was decent enough.

Fairways - Absolutely horrible. I can honestly say that there was more dirt than grass on a majority of the holes. The dirt was rock hard and threatened to ruin your clubs. They did get somewhat better towards the back 9.

Rough - This needs some work as well. There are so many areas with just dirt and rocks.

Sand traps - Most of them were wet and hard.

Greens - The greens are still recovering from aeration. It honestly did not affect roll that much though. They played pretty slow.

Good thing I only paid $27 with cart from GolfNow. I will NOT be going back to this course anytime soon.