Not many strenths. They have redone the 13th whole on the back and 14 tee box. It was a slew before. Not sure how it will play yet as STILL not opened it up for play. I guess on strength is that they are trying to make improvements.

It has undergone 3 course management changes in the past 2 yrs. None of which seem to know what they are doing. Burnt the greens up summer before last. Not up to standard as of yet. Tee boxes are all off level. A tiny bit of fill dirt, and a days labor would fix most of it. They are mainly all in need of rework. Money and experience is just not there.

This course is laid out right in the middle of town. 18 hole. A bit of history, tells that this area used to be the city dump. Hit a heavy divot in the rough in some places, and you will bring up some pieces of an old Coke bottle. Over all this is not a bad little course. I learned to play golf here. I have always liked the greens when they are well kept. Soft and easy to stick it close. Who doesn't like that. Fairways are what they are, Fair. Not real wide open course. Pretty condensed for obvious reason of being in town. I have always liked this little course. I say little par is 65. 6 par 3's on the front. 3 on the back. There are 2 par 5's on the back only. It plays well, there are a few holes you never look forward to getting more than a par or bogey on. Others, you hope you will chip it in from the tee. Golf is always fun. Good balance of layout and challenge. Oh, one thing, I have played on a number of courses, not more than a state or two away and these are some of the smallest greens to hit. They are not the smallest I have seen, just small compared to most of your Par 70-72 courses. Average of all green size is 20yards in diameter. The largest is 36x40 and is on such a decline that any backspin on your approach, at the back of the green, will come close to running off of the front. Harry!!!

Customer Service

Don't even know who is running it any more. The guy I think is in charge is not the friendliest unless he is putting a dollar in his pocket.