In my mind the place is the perfect setup for a golf club. It has a small, functional clubhouse with a bar. Driving range is behind the clubhouse and is very nice. Putting green/short game area is next to/around the first tee. As I recall there are only two sets of tees, the really long set at 7600 yards and the shorter set at 6800 yards.
The course is walking only which is really where the experience of playing the golf course is unique. I would describe it as half golf course, half nature walk. It's a challenging walk as some of the green to tee walks are pretty far, but are amazingly beautiful as you walk down a wood chipped path with a stream next to you or down switchbacks with incredibly views of mountains. On some holes on the front you need to look really hard for the wood chipped path at the back of the hole or you will have no idea where the next hole is.
The views are stunning, as you would expect from a mountain course. The golf course is very hard, it has mostly small greens with just enough contour to drive you nuts. The course moves up and down so much that you will feel a sense of accomplishment after walking all 18 holes as evidenced from the photo below.
I would desribe it as one of those courses that is just so much fun to play that you don't worry as much about the architecture, which is a good thing because you probably will not play well when you play here the first time.
