It's sad that a 5 1/2 hour round makes this quite good course one to avoid in the future. I'm not sure of the the trade-off of sending out 5-balls vs. faster pace of more 4-balls, but the back up on the tees (weekday), especially the Par 3, No. 12 is in need of some serious course marshalling. The course is in good shape given it's heavy traffic, but the greens take a beating with many, unrepaired, ball marks.

First time 6/4. A beautiful course in good shape. One complaint: the unrepaired divots on the greens are a disgrace. There should be reminders given in the pro shop, by the starter, in the golf carts, near the greens, with a marshall policing. Trilogy's a tough course to maintain; the golfers ought to help a little.

7/1/03 - the course needs more watering - and the bunkers need sand. Still a great course, however

4/22/03 Aeration underway at intervals. Currently:

Aerated 4/9: #3, #12 (recovering well)
4/17: #4. #13 (needs another week)

Senior weekday: $55

Complimentary range balls

A great staff

Played after 1 PM on Sunday $45. Good deal. The greens are in excellent condition but very fast and difficult. The rough is 3-5 inches deep and tenacious. Middle tee scorecard yardage is incorrect for holes 11 and 14. A great afternoon ----especially if you have a sense of humour!

Course in beautiful condition. New carts with good GPS. Played Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2003. Senior rate $40. High winds and gusts caused many players to cancel so we had it to ourselves. (You need a sense of humor to play in those conditions - for example, as the wind blows your ball off the green 3 shots in a row).