Having played both now, Clear Fork Reservoir and Reservoir Ridge likely had much of the same design team …and that's a good thing. Clear Fork is a beautiful park, with water vistas on the front nine, and woodsy challenges on the back. Then, if throwing long is your thing, the last two holes give you a chance to do that, as well. With two basket positions on each hole, large (4'x10' to 12'), level, concrete tees, and bright green Prodigy (webbed) baskets, this course has excellent, informative signage, especially when used in conjunction with the map. Watch for 'next tee' arrows on the signs before you leave the tee, and the course flows well, even for a first time here, intermediate player bagging his 400th course.
There is excellent variety in the style of play here, creating opportunities to shape shots up and down the rolling terrain, and sometimes forcing you to make risk/reward decisions. There's a little bit of everything here to challenge the recreational to intermediate player. As a shorter armed, rhbh, technical player, my favorite holes may have been the wooded 11 and 12 (the first one very reachable, and the second requiring a longer tee shot before the R to L fade at the end).