This is a great location for a course. There is plenty of room here and the course seems to ramble through a lot of space. The first nine and the second nine are very different. The first nine is designed to simply out muscle your friends. Almost all the holes are long and open that a weak arm like mine found quite a challenge. No technical finesse required but the bomber is king. What the front nine has and has not the back nine does and does not. Not to say that there are a lot of short holes. The front nine is all brawn and no brains. Not much to think about, but the back nine requires more shot selection. It is not really technical but with the use of the creek and more varied terrain you want to think about where your first throw goes to give you the best chance to get the second close or have a chance to drill it to the basket. The risk reward here comes from the challenges of the second shot with only a few holes having some decisions to make from the tee. That decision is to go for broke or play it safe. I like to see holes where players can choose different fairways or directions based on their strengths and maybe come out equal if say you are sharpshooter vs. the big arm. I would go there to play again. It was a fun day although the wind was very calm the day I played. If the wind is up, which seems very possible here since there is no sheltering from the wind here, this would be different course. A windy day would be a challenge playing this course.