My favorite course. It’s challenging both mentally and physically. It is beautiful and serene and just a fun place to play a beautiful game.

One of my favorite courses I’ve played definitely a challenges course bring at least a dozen of balls lot of Blind shots you can’t see and course is in really good condition not many people play here, some greens are the best but nothing to complain about overall really nice course

Absolute hidden gem. Never anyone there because it’s in the middle of nowhere, but it’s the most beautiful and pure course. One of my favorites, ever.

Challenging mountain course. Setup for exact yardage iron play. If you think you are going to pipe a shot down the middle. More than likely it’s gonna kick OB. If you’ve never played this course before, I suggest bringing plenty of extra balls and playing from the white tees. Offline shots here don’t just go into the rough. Your either playable or lost ball over the mountainside

This course is very well maintained & is in the best shape it’s been in in years. The greens aren’t fast but roll true & the tee boxes and fairways are in good shape. The biggest draws to this course are the scenery & difficulty. It’s a beautiful course that requires accuracy like none of the other 25ish public courses that I’ve played. There are some gettable holes, but most require forced carries to tight fairways and tight greens. The par 5 4th is a BEAST. Bring lots of balls and have fun!

Nice course, weekend prices are a bit steep for the course. Great people and accessories in the pro shop

My favorite course around! Absolutely beautiful! Needs to do something with the bunkers, also, need way more yardage markers for players. You have to place a lot of shots and without a range finder you’re screwed. The course use to have a “cheat sheet” that gave yardages every hole to landing areas to help, I would suggest those be brought back. Greens were slow but in great shape!! It’s worth the drive to play, and only 27 dollars on a Saturday at 3 o’clock for 18 w/ a cart!