I don't remember the hole numbers but there were several I liked very well. Playing up the hill made for a good first throw followed but a thumb-er and a good run for par. the next hole played across the hill and was fairly easy. I like the next hole throwing off the hillside. Open up and let it fly.

Natural sand pads made it difficult to make a full throw on some holes. The last few holes would have been hard to find if I had not been playing with some locals.

It was nice to meetup with some locals who were kind enough to play the course with me. It was the right amount of trees and laid out well. some long and one was 600'. Overall I enjoyed the course and did wish all of them had a pad. I will play this course next time I come to town.

A nice companion to the other course on site. And it is very nice to have two courses right together.

Has some nice tight shots that makes you really hit your lines

The elevated shot from the hill side is a fun shot

(this is a brand new course so this isn't a negative as much as some stuff to work on)

Really need to create some paths in the cactus on the back side of the course

There is nothing wrong with natural tee pads, but smoothing them out would be a good start.

Overall I was very impressed with the course considering that Casper only has one other course. I really liked the fact that they put it on the same land as the other course. I also liked the fact that is a tighter more technical course then the other one so there are two very distinct feels for each course.

This course is less then a month old so any comments need to be taken as suggestions and not as negatives. So far this is great course and look forward to more of what they are doing here,