Great variety of open/wooded holes.
Innova discatcher baskets.
Friendly locals.
Multiple tee/pin placements for all skill levels.
Generally very well maintained.

My putter was claimed by the pond on hole 11.
That's really my only problem with the course.

Really is the best course I've ever played. Worth the drive from wherever you are to check it out. Whether your a pro or just a weekend golfer. You will enjoy yourself.

This course has a great layout that's going to break out the majority of what's in your bag. Has three tee positions for nearly every hole and different mandos for each tee. Has some lovely death putts also. Shane the designer came and talked with us while we were playing, he is a great guy and was very appreciative of us playing. Especially because I had three Seminole tribal members playing with me! He has put together a wonderful course to go play and maintains it incredibly well.

The rough is extreme if you get off the fairway and lots of poison ivy. Thats really the only con I could come up with honestly.

After our conversation with Shane we were very excited by the additions to this course he is planning. I cannot wait to play the upcoming tournaments here. Maybe make one of the holes shoot across the pond for some extra fun.

-Great mix of short and long holes
-Technical tunnel shots
- Utilizes Elevation very well
-Great use of OB's on open holes
-Beautiful Scenery
-Three tee pad positions per hole
-Accommodates most skill level players
-Very well maintained course
-Not busy. Could easily get 3 or 4 rounds in one day
-Course flows nicely and is a very fun play!

-Some tee pads have awkward footing
-Could use some more OB's and mando's on the technical part of the course
- Lengthy travel from the City

One of the nicest courses in this part of the State!

Great course tucked back in Seminole. It's far away from the busyness of traffic and construction and is a great place to relax while playing. It is very well-kept and, as a matter of fact, I ran into the course designer himself today and he helped me orient my way around. But he was out there himself mowing the course. The course had a great combination of long and short holes.

Hole #11 (aka The Windmill Hole) was pretty tough to see the basket from anywhere above, despite being on an elevated area. It could use just a tad more trimming of the overgrowth. The only other thing that was a concern for me was that the tee boxes weren't always clear on where they were or where the hole was. But with a little bit of redecoration, that could be an easy fix.

Such a fun course. I recommend taking the short drive from the city out to it and if you happen to meet Shane, shake his hand and thank him for the hard work the guy puts in.

Three tee pads make it great for beginners to pros. About half open half wooded well balanced. Forehand and backhand shots as well you have to use your whole bag. Well spread out with nice little walks between holes makes for no wait time on box. You do not get stiff or cold waiting. easy to follow signs

Not enough people know about the course. Need more players to play it since its new.

play it you will love it worth the drive from town. Then spread the work.