The green cannot be seen from the tee, but you'll know where to hit your drive. When you get to the crown of the fairway you'll take in another of those golf views that reminds you of why you play. The green sits down below the fairway, extending out to the right over water, bunkered in the front, and the modern clubhouse stands poignantly behind and to the left. Obviously, you don't want to be right on your second, but if you are, considering this view, you'll know there are worse things in life. I can say that at this point I felt sorrow that my round was over.
Cimarrone is in excellent condition.
The fairways are uniform and green and produce good lies. The greens are receptive and roll gently and they offer great targets. On the day I played they were putting a little slower than I'd expected. Another great feature that I often will not comment about is the tee boxes. They are flat and manicured and do their part in fostering good golf shots.