Along the line of the thread Derek started recently concerning the beauty of dormant grass, I happened to stop by a course we opened about 6 years ago and was impressed. This course recieved little fanfare when it opened, I'm guessing largely as a part of it's location and the volume of courses that were opening in those halcyon days...but dollar for dollar, the course is as good as any I have worked on, and is looking really good and brown right now.
This is a course that was meant to be played everyday without major injury....a fun and challenging play for the masses.
That Hootie Johnson and his wife were/are members is a testimony.
It's the one with a faux fortification that encompasses the driving range and parts of three holes, including a finish inside the bowels of the fort amongst the barrack ruins. Scroll somewhat NE and it's along the west side of Lake Greenwood.
I'm not able to post pictures, but Google Earth readily shows these features in plan view....even if the cartpaths read like some kind of Nasca petroglyf message to aliens who might be cruising above.
Derek, if you are ever that way I think you would enjoy your time spent there.