This is easily the worst golf course I have ever played.  There are several problems with it:\n\nFirst of all, it's a desert course.  Not that there's anything wrong with desert courses, but on some holes, the fairway does not start until 150-200 yards off the tee.  That's fine on most courses, but on this one, if you don't hit the fairway, it'll be nothing but dirt and rocks.  No rough or anything.  On most long holes, if you mess up the tee shot, your hole is blown.\n\nSecond, the layout is dangerous, especially on the back nine.  There is one spot where three holes more or less converge, and you are right in the path of errant shots from not one or two, but three holes.  You have to keep your eyes open or you can get nailed.\n\nThird, there is no enforcement of pace whatsoever.  We played there during the summer, and there was a line at the tee for most of the front nine.  In all, the game took 5 1/2 hours to play, which is ridiculous.\n\nFinally, very few holes have yardage markers.  Combine this with no GPS, and it makes club selection very difficult, if not impossible.  It's tough to get an accurate measurement by eying it or using the scorecard.\n\nThe only redeeming part of this course is an island green on the sixth hole, although I should note that it appears as if nobody bothers to repair ball marks there.