Most challenging greens I've ever played.

Lightning quick and super tricky. TONS of break for anything not directly uphill. You know it breaks away from the mountains but it never stops messing with you.

If you are into high-dollar super fancy hospitality I highly recommend making a visit. Everything is pretty pricey but service is top notch.

Looking forward to watching the Senior US Open next year after playing out there.

I loved it out there. The resort was top notch and the course was excellent.

Probably up there among the best conditioned courses I've ever been on.

We liked the East quite a bit better than the West.

I'd post pictures from.when I was there but not a paying member.

Probably the "nicest" resort I have been to. I went before the Jimbo firing and the marshalls mentioned how he was there a few weeks before I played.

By far the fastest greens I've putted.

The East course is the one with the shortish Par 3 over water and 18 is the dog leg right with water by the green right?

Yeah the super short par 3 over the pond pretty close to the starter.

Also a huge false front on #1 where I may or may not have putted off the green on my way to an opening triple.

used to live 9 miles from that course.

of course I was 10 years old at the time.

bagger05 said:

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Yeah the super short par 3 over the pond pretty close to the starter.

Also a huge false front on #1 where I may or may not have putted off the green on my way to an opening triple.

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The altitude clearly affected your memory because no one would ever put off a green in route to making a triple. You earned that triple the old fashioned way with a bunch of wayward shots followed by sinking a 50 footer to save triple like I did yesterday.