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Great short 18 hole course tucked inside a small older neighborhood. The track is fairly basic with straight shots and several nice gentle doglegs, all speckled with bunkers, lined by old growth trees, and a creek or water hazard looming about. The conditions were very good and there are a lot of course renovations being made. This course would be a nice challenge for a beginner, just right for the average golfer, and perhaps an under par day for a really good golfer. The pace of the round was nice and the staff were friendly as well. Two nice cart features I really liked were the GPS systems and the club/ball cleaner. Wish all courses had these. There is a beverage cart on Saturdays. The facility has a small but nice pro shop as well as restaurant/bar with decent food and beverages. A nice outdoor patio area is just outside with an Ice/water machine. Really nice feature. Overall a really nice course for your average golfer looking for a good time.
I have been playing this course since I was a child. Now in mid-30s I am very pleased with how it has been maintained over the years compared to some other local courses. It is a smaller course with narrow fairways, scenic if you like mostly well-maintained back yards and winds through a neighborhood. Busy day at the course but still managed a 3 hour round. Having a hot dog at the clubhouse between 9/10 is a past time. Carts were fairly nice, built-in club washers could be upgraded on some carts we noticed. Greens were also in fairly good condition (but that's a good thing). Some cart paths, especially on the front 9 and par 3s could be more well-defined and maintained couple of hard bumps along the way. Overall, a great experience, always eager to return.
Update: I havent been back to the range for 3 weeks. And yet again, I had the 'pro' start a lesson right next to me in the middle of the range. The sad part is that he trolls the range and grabs all the balls that golfers left in the bay. It is very annoying when the 'pros' decide to give lessons right next to you in the middle of the range. Are they too lazy to walk to the end stalls that are open? He, the'pro', is getting paid to be there, I paid to be there. What ever happened to golf etiquette? I enjoy and miss quiet time while practicing on the range.