Although having not seen much of the game of golf yet, the course looks great from what I’ve seen. I couldn’t tell you the difference between a “good” green and a “bad” green. But these feel somewhere between simple and challenging. The course is pretty open with little air obstacles (there are a few). There are some very well placed trees (that can be a little punishing) for learning the game and learning how to control your shots. So far it’s my favorite course to practice 150yds and in.

This is a very good starter course, because it has a plenty of off the course practice areas, it has indoor and outdoor driving range, chipping green with a sand trap, and a decent putting green. However, the actual course is not worth what they charge you for. The course is great for beginners though.