Just okay, overpriced. Not much of a challenge (Im a 12 and shot 78/80 in the same week.) "The Monster" is a cool hole but why design a par 5 where you are forced to have 150+ yards no matter what for your 3rd shot? I am a shorter hitter so I didnt mind it but some longer hitters might be put off by that. Just an average course, nothing special.

Customer Service

Not to bad, no cart girl but they warned us in the pro shop, expensive drinks/snacks even for a golf course....

bad fairways to high of rough had balls disapear that clearly should have been able to be found

would not recommend this course the biggest problem seemed to be that the fairways would start at about 150 yards and stop with a waste our rough area at about 200 yards and fairways would start again at about 225 to 250 yards thus penalizing short to medium hitters

Customer Service

good customer service fairly freindly the clubhouse had a pretty good lunch selection

Only played there once this year on 7/14/02, but during my first year of play in 2000 I played it quite often. The course was in its usual more than fair condition. The "claim to fame" for this course is the hole called "The Monster" which is a very long dogleg left from the tips. However playing from the forward tees this hole offers nothing the others don't. So long as you don't mind paying a little more ($50, but you can find 2 for 1 in the Tues FreePress) than most courses in this class, don't mind hitting limited flight practice balls on the range, and can keep your concentration with the noise from the gun range in the near distance then you will most likely enjoy playing this course. On this particular day I shot a 96.