The revamped Harding Park is an attractive old dame. Front 9 holes are solid if not spectacular - the real jewel is the back 9 and especially 13-18. Course conditions in general are good+ and greens are remarkably smooth for a municipal course. Speed of greens can vary. Course drains very well in wet weather with the exception of the bunkers which can get blown out with heavy rains. Course slope rating is mid 120's but I think that it plays closer to 129 from Whites and 130-132 from Blues as this course is at sea level and plays longer than the yardage. Nothing tricked up about this course, the holes are right there for you. Driving accuracy is important as well as hitting irons close - greens are subtle and hard to make long putts even though speed is not a huge factor. I play here almost every weekend and pace of play can vary wildly. If you are early off the tee, you can expect 4:00-4:15 rounds. Later in the day or behind a tournament and you could be looking at 5:00-5:30 for a round. Weekdays are much quieter.