I was there at the end of May, was not overgrown and had no problem finding where the next tee was. Heinous teepads? While not all the same I didn't mind, better than all dirt like Leonard park in NY. I'd play Ninigret in the rain or just after, Leonard wouldn't think about it. Now if I had the courses within a short distance that the locals do, I'd probably over look this course to, except during the week for a league night if it was close to home. And a 2.2 rating? 3.5 is more like it. Signs, baskets, decent scenery, short holes, longer holes, and it's like no other out there. I compare it to Iroquois park here in Louisville, it's a nice course just not as challenging as those near it, it's a feel good course unless your having a bad day.
I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree. I don't see it as anywhere near a 3.5. I rated it a 2.0. That green monster thing was about as stupid a gimmick as I've seen on a course.