The staff pampers its players, offering a somewhat different experience on Monday through Thursday than on weekends. On weekdays, the tee boxes are set according to the yardage on the score card with more challenging pin placements. Weekend play is a bit less challenging to enable more golfers and perhaps less experienced golfers the opportunity to play within a reasonable amount of time in spite of the heavy use of the course. Although the scorecard says that carts must stay on paths, weekday play uses the 90 degree rule, allowing carts off the paths at 90 degrees across the fairways. The course is player friendly and walkable, although there are a couple long walks between some greens and the following tee.
Prices also vary according to time and day of play.
Depending upon the hole, the feel of the course ranged from woody to marshy throughout the course of play. The temperature was unseasonably warm when we played and the relatively flat greens were faster than they looked. Because the management wants players to have a good golf experience on weekends, the course is only minimally manicured on weekends, with the bulk of cutting and trimming reserved for Monday through Thursday. The wet spring caused the rough to grow well, and it was rough. Finding the ball became a challenge and staying on the fairway became even more desirable.