The friendly staff -- they''re the best! And the men''s room.

It''s hard to find any good competition.

I''d second John from Belmont''s review on the Highlands -- tough greens, fairways wide open. Some people claim to shoot in the 80s there, but their scores climb well into the 3 digits when they can''t stop chunking their drives. That makes things more interesting.

Customer Service

Couldn''t be more helpful if they tried.

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Highlands strengths are its greens which roll true but which contain some tricky breaks.

The weakness of this course is the slow play which takes place during the summer, especially on the weekends. The bunkers could be manicured better, and the rangers could get more involved in moving people around. Some older or out-of-shape folks may think the hilly backside is difficult, but in general it's a fun and fair course to play.

The Highlands is generally wide open and no water comes into play. It's only 6,000 yards from the whites but the greens are treacherous. They are fair but undulating and get faster the hotter it gets. In general, the course is in good condition considering the amount of play it gets. It's sister course, Dennis Pines (about 4 miles away) is at least 6 strokes harder than Highlands.

Customer Service

Automatic tee time system. Friendly enough folks.

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People rave about the all-grass range, but I think it's a bust since you hit into a gully and can't see how far you are hitting your wedges.

Automated tee times.

Grass driving range is nice but hitting into a gully makes gauging distances pointless.

I play here every summer during vacation I really enjoy the course. It's wide enough to hit driver but the greens are fast. There is lots of scrub grass which gives it a link feel.

Customer Service

The pro shop people are nice but the starters and ranger are jerks. A bunch of cranky old guys with attitude problems.

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Very nice facility.