In other words, the course was destined for greatness. More than anything, we're just going to improve the playing conditions and pay a little bit more attention to detail out on the course. If the course's current condition is any indication, Pleasant Valley's well on its way to coming back. Nesbitt himself would only give its condition a 'B,' but that's because he says he's his own worst critic. Much closer to where it was intended to be.
Pleasant Valley ranks well with the best in the area.
Tom Clark certainly took advantage of the opportunity to spin a web of variety. As he stated above, there's a lot of variance to challenge golfers of all abilities. Add in trees and wetlands and you have a pretty complete golf course. Clark thinks even the hole sequencing came out well. The fourth is a 222 yard par three with no bunkers.