Played off the waiting list the last two weekends. Significant wait each time with lots of fellow waiting golfers. Coffee shop opens at 7:00 am and the pro shop personnel are professional and courtesy... Continue »

Played off the waiting list the last two weekends. Significant wait each time with lots of fellow waiting golfers. Coffee shop opens at 7:00 am and the pro shop personnel are professional and courtesy. Good service.

The course is in pretty good shape although it needs some water. The rain could not come at a better time. It was pretty dry two weeks ago and very dry last Sunday. Quite a bit of run out. I rolled through the fairway on #9 for the first time ever on what I thought was a good drive. Too good! I did not know that a tree on the other side of the fairway was a factor.

I was not in any bunkers but they looked in good shape. The rough was okay, some winter gaps in it. There were some bare spots in the fairways. I took a gopher hole drop on a drive in the middle of the fairway on #12. There were a lot of gopher holes in the rough, no surprise there.

The greens were great. Quite fast and rolling true. There were some unfair pin positions. I played with a regular and he said that he felt the same the prior Sunday. When I played the prior Saturday, the hole was on top of the hump on the left side of the green on No. 1 handicap #8, the first time I have seen it there. I did not realize there was enough room to put a hole there. These green are quite a challenge when they are this fast no matter where they put the pin.

Pace of play was only okay at 4.5 hours starting about 8:30 am. Part of that was our group with a couple of fairly new golfers. Curiously, the same happened the prior weekend with a twosome saying they were fairly new to the game. Both times, congenial golfers who tried to keep up including picking up their ball at times. On Sunday, while we managed to keep up with the group in front of us, we had over a hole or more open behind us. Shame on the group behind us.