Well maintained, moderately challenging, just difficult enough to make you appreciate a decent score. Nice views from up on the hill on the back 9. Many holes have alot of risk/reward options, which you may not notice on the first time through, but that''s why it''s good to come back and try again.

Some holes might be considered "too easy", such as #1, 3, 8, 11, and 12, but as I mentioned in the strengths, the course overall is fair, with significant challenges elsewhere. Might be considered pricey to some.

I have always thoroughly enjoyed playing this course. For the most part, it is a "what you see is what you get" course, with very little deception. Not a great deal of water to contend with, except a pesky stream that comes into play on 4-5 holes. There are really no long holes here, but on some holes, placement is extremely important. As the pine trees continue to grow, making it more difficult to cut corners on doglegs, this course will continue to increase in difficulty. It''s two unique 9''s, front is flat and has the stream for some holes, back is mostly hilly, and has some nasty greens (# 14, 15, and 17). I''d say the 10th and the 18th are probably the most difficult holes (moderate length and good placement required), but it all depends on your preferences (weaknesses?). Course is fairly reasonably priced, especially considering how well maintained it is

Customer Service

Most of the people I''ve encountered at the desk, in the shop, and in the clubhouse have been cooperative and helpful. Not too much on-course services, i.e. food, rangers, etc.

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Practice green, although small is fairly representative of the greens on the course. Range is for short irons only.