Played the course on 1/13/08 for the first time. Course is a shorter Par 70. Fairly flat and walkable. There are some interesting short par 4s that call out for some risk reward shots. The course was in good condition, minus some damage from the blown down trees from recent storms and wet spots. Some bare spots on the tee boxes and the fairways had not been mowed in about 3 or 4 days. Some of the fairways sort of looked like the first cut. Slightly shaggy, but still ok.

The greens were in good shape. slightly fast.
The main detraction is the very slow play. We had two slow groups in front of us. The round took 5 hours. Ugh.

Overall worth the green fee if you don't mind the long playing time.

Played the course on 11/25/07. Course in overall good shape. Grass practice facility was open and in good shape also. Our group used carts, so three of the fairways were cart path only, 2nd, 3rd and 17th? There hasn't been a lot of rain, so it was a bit strange. The fairways weren't soggy.

The greens are in good to excellent shape. They played slow uphill but fast downhill. A couple of times where I had a chip that was downhill and above the hole, the ball blew past the hole.

Played this course on 6/16/06. My first time on this course. The Course layout was amazing considering how rocky the Mt. Woodson area is. There are huge boulders that lie about just off the fairways. The wooden bridge that go from the 2nd green to 3rd tee? was pretty neat. You cannot walk this course. It is just too hilly and the distance between greens and tee boxes on some of the holes is just too far.

Oveall the course was in very good shape. The heat is a problem since some of the fairways seem to need watering. The fairways were green but seemed to be a bit dry.

It is a fun course, the fairways seem narrow from the tee but are wide enough. I lost three balls, but still shot a 92. Not bad for a first time out.

This is a great little course. I live in the area, so I usually come out here to play or practice when I don't have a lot of time. The tee boxes and fairways are in good to great shape. The greens are pretty true an relatively fast for a muni. Ball marks are sometimes a problem. I sort of wish they would hand out ball mark tools to folks and preach course caretaking 101 to folks. Anyway, the course drains really well even with all the rain we had this winter. For example, after one wet week this past March, I walked the course on a dry day and only found a few wet patches.

There are enough par 4 and 5's to make it interesting. The five PAR 5s are long and all have elevation changes to them. As mentioned by one other post, the hole layout makes walking a good exercise since you have to cross the bridge separating the course several times.

On a side note: I've witness two hole in ones on this course.