I'm surprised this course doesn't have any reviews yet! I've played here many times over the last decade, most recently this past weekend. The course isn't going to blow your socks off, but it is a nice, inexpensive 18 hole course you can easily get onto during the peak times. I went with a friend on Saturday, and we were able to get an 8 am tee time a couple days prior. One word of caution is that they are fixing their driving range, and so it is closed for the foreseeable future this year. Also, the driving range only accommodates about 10-15 golfers at a time when it is open, so it is on the small side. The course itself is easily playable. The greens and fairways are in good shape. The views aren't great since you are in a residential neighborhood, so you are often surrounded by homes. The fairways are fairly wide, and the course on the whole is fairly short (5900 yards from the blue tee box). I was expecting Saturday play to be slow, but we finished in a little over 3 hours with carts. The cost is very reasonable on the weekends; $27 to walk and $41 to ride a cart for 18 holes. Their clubhouse is nice as well; they recently updated the space, which looks more modern and comfortable. They have a good amount of golf gear for sale as well, so if you need a hat or club, you can get these things here as well. This course would be ideal for retired folks or kids who are learning to play on 18. I wouldn't come here regularly if you have a low handicap, as it isn't challenging enough and would quickly become boring. There are sand traps and a few water holes, so at least you've got a few challenges along the way. I'm pretty much a double bogey golfer at this point, so it was challenging enough for me just to hit the ball straight! read more