So much potential here, but management at this place just doesn't care. They pull batant switches with advertised day pass rates and won't fix the mistake unless you call them out on it.

Recommend coming here with PLENTY of extra time and not paying. In fact make it two trips; come learn the tee pads and baskets, come back and make up your own course. Beautiful views. Too many overlapping courses. Unclear directions. Absent tee pads and tee pad signage. Mix matched baskets. Unmaintained fairways. Cool lines. Very challenging (that’s a plus from my view) Service at check-in was disappointing. No map. No score cards. Great potential and an intense hike. Come and have fun.

The most wasted potential I’ve ever seen on a course. Insanely beautiful, but there is absolutely zero effort given in maintaining the course. Some holes have 3+ baskets, they overlap with other courses, HORRIBLE designs, no proper layout, the fairways are 3+ feet high the entire way, and you have to walk up such insane inclines. There was no reason the course should’ve been this way! Also, don’t even pay up front! They don’t provide any assistance, no map, and have no clue what to do.

I'd give negative stars if that were an option. Played White cedar, as recommended by the desk worker. Hole 1 had me believing it would be a great experience. Holes 2-18 were poorly marked, if at all. Cages were often blind even 2-3 throws in. Course maintenance was non existent. The fact that it costs $12 to play is just insulting.