This course is easy to play. I don't mean it's an easy course; I mean you can navigate this course comfortably. The signage at every tee lets you know everything from the footage to where the next tee box is. The white and blue arrows after every basket make a course map totally unnecessary. It's nice to have two tee pads at every hole, too.

This course has the things that I've seen mentioned. It has elevation changes and water hazards. It's got hyzers, anhyzers, and long shots. But I would say that about half of the holes are boring or unrealistic. Several holes are simply long throws with ball-golf style fairways marked, not with trees, but little flags. For how much space there is, i can't believe they couldn't do more. Hole 13(?) is something like 900 feet in a straight line with no elevation changes or really a single tree. I didn't even throw this hole.

This course is like an apartment that a millennial would love: all amenities, no substance. Don't get me wrong, this is a good course, but it is not even close to a 4.5 as the majority of the reviews have said (somebody said they considered a 5!!). I was really excited to play this course based on the reviews, but it left me feeling dissatisfied overall. There were some good holes; I had a good time. But there's no way this course is as good as some reviewers are making it out to be. You can take my review with a grain of salt. I played it once from the blues. But I've played a lot of courses all over the country.