It had been about a year since I had played this course. I had forgotten how narrow the fairways are compared to the average municipal courses, which are what I usually play. Course conditions were its best aspect, particularly during the early Spring transition period. Greens were remarkably consistent and bunkers well-groomed. There are some unusual hole designs, like the par-5 10th that doglegs left in the last 20% of the hole; and the par-4 15th whose fairway is divided by multiple dry creek beds that leave you no where to land the ball short of the green. But I loved all the par-3s and the "driveable" par-4 14th. The course has several blind shots and the golf carts do not have GPS and the pro shop offers no yardage book, so play the course with someone whose played it before or be sure your golf yardage app is working well. Beautiful wildlife (deer) on course.