You can even occasionally find a few potentially hazardous swales fronting some greens. The trees are placed aesthetically and are mainly positioned out of play. The water sneaks up on you at Owl's Nest and starts to become troublesome by the 6th hole through to the 8th, where a pond and a quarry await the wayward shots. I must admit that from that point on there's a noticeable lack of H2O, except for the odd pool usually nestled somewhat out of the play area. Clearly this green should've been reworked somewhat.
Bunkers are for the most part fairly shallow and quick to get an up and down out of.
The textures are mostly stock and adorn the layout appropriately, this being a somewhat rustic, no-frills type of course. This demonstrates how difficult the greens can be at Owl's Nest. Like many courses I've reviewed, this one could have been so much better had a little more concern been paid to details. All in all it's a good effort and surely a tough little circuit. If you don't mind a few rough edges this one is worth your attention.