Linfield National Golf Club

This is a nice course -- not among the best, but certainly better than quite a few others in the area. I've always found the conditions to be good, and the holes are generally well designed -- not the most memorable, but not cookie-cutter boring either. As mentioned by others, adjacent holes do run close to each other, resulting in not infrequent ducking from curve balls from other groups. This set-up, though, does provide additional open space for recovery shots -- though some of the holes are narrow, it's possible to hit the green in regulation even if you curve your drive into an adjacent fairway. Though not the most challenging course around, some of the holes are "sneaky tough," so this isn't just a walk in the park either. This combination makes it a fun course to play -- if you're hitting it well that day, you'll score well; if you're not at your best that day, the course will punish you, but it won't wring your neck.

Best hot dogs around, course is in good shape. You do need to be alert threw your round because balls fly all over the place.

Bring your helmet! I had balls flying at me from every direction all day long. Yardage markers seemed to be pretty inaccurate also.