Hey, this ourse is what it is...to expect it to be pristine is foolish. This is a great little course to go out and work on your short game and the condition is in is actually pretty good for the volume of golfers (of all levels including children) it gets. If you join the frequent golfer program, you end up paying $11 per round...can't beat that! Otherwise, it's a dollar a hole...still pretty good. There are several pretty challenging holes and you get to give your irons and wedges a good workout. The greens are now actually in pretty good shape although ball marks are a problem because a lot of beginners use this course and there's not enough done, imho, to teach beginners the importance of repairing their marks. The driving range is huge and first-class and there's a large putting green as well as a good size pitching/chipping practice green. Playing this course as often as I do has absolutely helped me lower my handicap in the last 3 months. Just don't go there expecting country club quality playing conditions or you will be disappointed.

Played the course 3 monthes ago. It is a par 3 course. I think the greens fees were $15. The worst course I have played, holes lay on top of each other. Tee boxes were trashed, greens were the just unkept! Large areas of dead grass, and dirt, on the green! For that price there are much better course to play in a pinch!

Customer Service

Doesn't look like a club house. But they were nice enough.

Great practice facility

tee boxes in horrid shape

Great short game practice course, 18 par-3 holes, good layout