Shot a wedding here, it was okay. The planes flying over are very distracting and very loud. The golf courses itself is beautiful, but I don't golf and I was here for a wedding. As a wedding venue it's okay. The views are decent and the staging area is bland. Albeit, it's not the venues fault - it was a mid day wedding and no videographer or photographer likes that peak sunshine! The food also was okay, the fruit want fresh and the salad was pretty good. I don't eat meat so I can't comment on that, but according to my co-workers they seemed to enjoy it! The bread pudding looked pretty good too.

Three nines, each with their own set of challenges, and three sets of tees provide an enjoyable experience for golfers of all abilities. Wind makes it challenging and there is enough water and sand to catch those that stray. There's a small pro shop with clothing but little in the way of clubs, and a restaurant with a good selection of food...good enough that we've come just for a meal. The add-on round (after playing eighteen) is a good value. One can get around in less than three hours on weekdays but five-plus seems to be the norm on weekends.

I hate the layout of the course. But they do have a lot of fundraising tournaments there. Food in the restaurant is passable.