The greens are very undulated and moderatively fast. Avoid trying to use your driver every hole and try and stay in the middle. You might find someone else’s errant shot but likely not your own. The first cut rough is also pristine and not much of a handicap for my level of golf. Plush thick fairway grass that gives you true contact for you golf shots. The course is very well maintained from the tee boxes to the green. No two holes looked the same with each having its unique character and challenges. Although the rest of the holes are normal elevation, meandering in and out of the forest and LOTS of water in front of you and on the sides, you can get caught up admiring the scenery. The goal is to keep it in the fairway as trouble greets you on both sides. Number 1 is truly spectacular because of the elevation and view. Perhaps it was concern over our health, temps close to 100, but Butch and John were never very far away to refresh ice towels that most certainly got us through the round.
As a consequence, the staff treated us like we were extra special. We were virtually the only golfers on the course.
After playing the Legislator (very nice as well) we decided to brave the heat and fatigue to take advantage of our trip through the Montgomery area. The Judge was the second 18 we played on the day.
