Pros:
*3 teepads per hole, each layout feels like a unique course
*phenomenal elevation challenges (hole 3, 7, 10, 14, & 16 are favorites)
*great placement golf. rewards accuracy and finesse.
*plays equally well for RH & LH.
*will develop your game. i am a RHBH player who had a non-existent FH game before Greystone. now, i can't imagine what my game would be like without a flip-up FH.
*placement of water hazards in relation to greens. i love the risk water adds to the 6, 7, 8, 14, 15, & 17 greens.
*teesigns on every hole (except red tees). there is also a course map for the Blue & White Tees on UDisc!
*course flow. course designers did well balancing course flow between open & wooded areas. front 9 returns to parking lot.
*aesthetics. course offers scenic views with memorable shots (hole 5 blue is an awesome top of the world drive. hole 14 is the same with a wooded vibe.)
Cons:
*the natural teepees are being resurfaced with retaining logs & fresh stonedust. when all teepees have been framed with fixtures & dusted, cons will be tough to come by for this course
Other Thoughts:
after seeing the progress of the course & club after year one, the future is bright for Greystone. the course has improved after the recent removal of trees from select fairways (notably hole 11 & 14), and is definitely coming into form. it is the perfect addition to an area much in need of courses, and will teach players the game for many years to come.