This course is great because it's short. Most of the wholes are par 3 with a couple of par 4. This is great for beginners and it's nice and open. You don't have to worry about losing your ball in the water, for the most part. You can also just show up, it's first come first serve.

this is a very very lowly decent golf course. only 9 holes offering only one par 4, the rest are par 3's. the driving range isn't all that great either. only one level and the mats are pretty warn down. one of the netting on the sides is also ripped so if anyone hits a slice in that area, it has the chance of hitting a car in the streets. prices arent that much better, slightly more expensive than other places.

this was a place for beginners. their driving range mats are pretty worn down, even their courses are from what i heard. the first time my son picked up a set of golf clubs was here, he fell in love with the sport, but i dont think it was because of htis place. the also bad thing about this place is that they only have one level driving range, but good thing is that they have a pretty big putting area for practice.

This is a good place for the beginners/first timers. Cost isn't that expensive for the driving range or the actual course itself. I have yet to go onto their golf course, but have been on their driving range. It is only a single level but they have plenty of open stations. they also have a decently looking putting green to practice your putting. There are no chipping areas or sand escape areas also.