COURSE LEVEL is between White (most suited for Intermediate players rated 875-925) and Red (most suited for Juniors and Intermediate players rated 825-875). The White Score Average is 26.4, and the Red Score Average is 28.4. That means that the course plays slightly easier for White level players or a little harder for Red. To put it a little differently, the hole lengths score like a White level course, but the lack of obstacles feel more like a longer Red level course. I called it White since the white score average is closer to 27.
<span class="italic">You be the judge-</span>
Several holes play in the proximity of baseball fields, but there is only a small possibility of errant shots going in the fields. They really didn't come into play during my round.
The course began with frustration with no tee on hole 1, was lackluster from 2-7, had potential safety issues on 8, and ended with shock and dread on hole 9. The course is way out in the country, and a long drive from any other courses, so only the most dedicated course baggers should make the trip. 1nD
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