The area is quiet and doesn't have too many players on a daily basis, so you can get privacy and un-rushed shots.

I like the simplicity of the course, it is great for beginners who want to feel good about the game and work on their skills.

If you are a right hand forehand player, 7 out of the 9 holes taper in your favor. so this course will be more suited to your throwing style. but that being said, for all of us RHBH throwers, it really gives us a forgiving landscape to work on the harder drives.

Since the last review was met, the maintenance of the course has improved greatly. they set up dirt tee boxes, and keep the back three holes regularly mowed. and on the 2nd and 3rd holes, the bushwhacked about 30ft. of the brush that was covering it.

its on a college campus, and i live about 10 mins. away for there, so that means every now and then there will be people practicing football or something. but unless its that time of year, its empty for the rest of it, basically.

number 6 pin is pretty ruined... like the basket it bent.

needs better parking

I am a local here, and this is the course that got me hooked. no matter the other great ones that i play, this is the one i have never gotten bored of. i dont look at it as much more than a practice course, so if your good at the game and would have to drive more that a half hour... you may be disappointed. but if your average to noobie, i think this may be the one that would get you hooked too. you can go all out on big drives and not be too worried about loosing your entire bag to the woods because the field is so open.