I'll start by mentioning that this is the second visit to this course with my family in tow. This time around, I had a great guide in deBebbler.

The course wasn't perfectly clean, but there was only very small amounts of littering evident. Plenty of trash cans can be found. The regular players obviously care about their local course and keep it clean.

Tee Signage was great. Teeing Areas are easily found.

The front nine and back nine both start at the parking lot and bring you back to the parking lot. This makes a quick 9 holes very easy to play at this course.

While a lot of these holes may seem very short, this course forces you to throw into some tight lines and elevation changes that really add some difficulty.

Basket placements are excellent and in some cases, missing means back downhill! Really makes you buckle down and hit those putts!

Ace Runs are possible on nearly every hole. Especially the "almost" wide open downhill shots on hole 1 and hole 10.

Natural Teepads have definate signs of heavy wear and tear. Roots are starting to show, so please watch your step for now. I hear good things are happening to fix the issues this year, hopefully.

This course was definately geared more toward RHBH throwers in general. Very few holes forced you to finish right...

Navigation may be a little tricky if you are a first timer, but the signage is amazing.

I really enjoyed the time I had today, especially when my almost teenage son forgot how to count past 3. Long story...

I absolutely suggest that you should play this course and it is worth traveling to again.