| Review by: D. Bogey Browne |
***+ (3 & 1/2 stars actually) Fun course. Typical country course conditions, but with better than avg. scenery. Relaxing 19th hole. Friendly helpful folks.
Shade and soil make for tough maintenance, just roll-it-over and you'll enjoy the day. Greens range from mild to tough, with a median of kind of tough.
One little par 4, with just about a 90 degree, exit stage left dogleg. Club selection off the tee, determines whether you'll have a shot to the green.
Rarely slow play, but you can hunt mushrooms (April/May) while waiting on the group ahead of you, an added bonus!
Plenty of wildlife, especially early mornings, and evenings. State parks a Nature Conservancy,
a nice camping/fishing lake and a major state reservoir all within 20 miles.
Lots of Amish folks/farms too, if you like to visit previous century farming practices, or want to learn how to grow a really good producing vegetable garden.
Be prepared to ford creeks, as some crossings lack a covered bridge. |