Cut the corner and you can drive the green. It isn't too long, it has some open space, but it isn't too easy. The Blue course is the toughest nine. No. 1 features an elevated tee and a crowned green. Then, No. 4 presents an awkward challenge.
Pine Valley has some tough competition.
Each of those three, fairly new courses has a theme or hook to lure golfers into spending what in some cases is a good piece of change. So Pine Valley, which opened in 1968, has to work harder. Those are great courses, and they may have taken a little from us, but we get guys who don't want to pay so much and spend six hours on the course.