One of the most common comments I’ve heard is the “Carolina’s look and feel” it provides. Even though I haven’t personally been there, I’ve seen enough media (pictures & tv) to appreciate it. One of the first things I noticed was the abundance of practice area. Driving range, a couple of putting greens and a bunker/chipping area.

Another thing I liked was that were no real holes that had huge doglegs. The majority of the holes bent slightly right/left or left/right, but nothing ridiculous even though courses like to throw one or two of them over the span of 18 holes. When you coupled the slight doglegs with narrow’ish fairways, it often meant an accurate tee-shot regardless of which way you fade the ball. I’ve always enjoyed this type of game management.

It’s really hard to find anything negative to say about the course. I wasn’t a fan of the bunkers and how hard they were, but considering the amount of rain we’ve had, I wouldn’t expect them to be anything else. Together with the outstanding rate you can get from LMG, I’m definitely looking forward to playing this course again.