My first impression is that the fairways and greens are insanely undulating and fast. The fairways had huge amounts of roll and I could hit it 250+ yards using a 225 yard driver, but the real "fun" begins on your approach shot. Once my ball landed very close to the hole, only to roll 60 feet away and I ended up with a 3-putt bogey. The greens are even faster and trickier than Kiawah Island, but overall, I think this is a great installment, since it's better than playing 2 courses over and over again. For my very first round, I shot a 36 with bogeys on 2 and 7, and birdies on 5 and 9. Also, on Hole 7, there's no place to land the ball if your drive is less than 225 yards. The only fairway exists at that distance is the extremely narrow strip towards the left.