Town & Country Golf Links

Played this course today and found it in average condition. Some of the tee boxes needed some TLC. A few of the greens were still pocked marked from last year and have not recovered yet. The staff was very friendly

I played here a few days ago, and I was very impressed.

It is a wide open, links style course -- although there are a handful of holes where trees come into play. The drive between holes was pretty far on about 8 of the holes, and you sort of cut your cart across spots where you could get hit with a ball.

Having said that, the maintenance on this course is about as good as I've seen on a mid-level public course. The teeboxes, fairways and rough were all well manicured, and there is fescue in some places which will eat up your balls with errant shots. Not to mention water comes into play on a lot of the holes. The only complaint I have was that I saw a lot of large stones in most of the bunkers.

The greens were phenomenal, as well. Putts rolled extremely quick, but if you could get the speed down you can hit some long ones. I played at Centerton the day before with soft, water-logged greens -- and putting there was akin to the fringe of Town & Country.

Maybe it's a little pricier than average courses, but in my opinion it's worth it considering how much they care about keeping the course in top notch conditions year round.