-Lots of dynamic long Holes
-Beautiful landscaping and set up just a great looking course
-easy to locate start.
-Easily marked hole maps on every tee
-well kept, mowed course with only a few places to really loose a disc.
-not just par 3 after par 3 lots of par 4s and true par 5s I think one should be a par 6 (I know its not possible)

-Clearly marked OB areas on the tee cards
challenging but so fun!!

-the tee cards had fallen down on 2 holes
-18 is a little bit of a hike from where I parked back at 1
-I'm grasping for straws for anything else

Wow amazing course, I saw it was so highly reviewed and along my route from Atlanta to a family members house in NC. So I stopped and played the course and I will play it again every time I even come close to it. well worth the trip. By far the best of the 7 or 8 courses I have played so far.
a little discrepancy in DGCR on par rating for 17 and 16, the tee cards called them par 5 but DGCR has them as 4s.

This course has honestly taken its place as my favorite course in the upstate.

This course has clean concrete tees with 28 chain baskets. Benches or rocks to sit on at nearly every hole, and a hook to hang your bag on at every hole.

One of my favorite aspects is the massive amount of distance that this course allows. The long fairways with multiple par 4s and up make for a great change from many of the shorter holes in the area. Recently the spring has turn many of the trees into giving beautiful showers of white flowers falling. While being picturesque on some holes, it doesn't mean they aren't a challenge at all.

The creativity in the course on many of the holes just makes me really glad that we got such s behemoth in the area.

Hole 15, while being very long, has concrete scrap on the side of the hole and has given me a few scratches trying to play through. Also it is a host to all kinds of rough brush that doesn't make for a pleasant time in shorts.