Good course, plays pretty long.

White tees are built for professional level players. Hole 2 requires a 400’ sky hyzer or a late flip up that goes through a 20’ gap and then is perfectly straight after that for another 150’ for a chance at birdie. If you play here, play the reds if your goal is to have a good time. Signage could also really be improved for the start of the course. The map of the course is hidden up a trail will only a small white sign telling you where to go. Overall, would not recommend.

This is my home course. I am very lucky to be able to call it that. It has a great mix of more wooded, technical holes and open holes. The tee pads are nice and big so teeing off is extremely comfortable. I can’t wait for the construction to be finished! The course is already amazing. I believe when it’s finished, it will be one of the best courses in NC.

With the full course in place, and all signs updated including a large one at the start, this course is fun and challenging with a decent mix of shots demanded. Would have liked to see more open play with the new holes, as hole 10 is the only bomber. During busy hours, expect cars parked on hole 3 (maybe we should park on the baseball fields then) and people in the fairways of 10-13.