Both Courses are Now
Closed for the Day (9/27)

Well… we tried to open, but Mother Nature had a different opinion. 🌧️

While this morning’s rainfall might have seemed small, it was enough to fully saturate the courses to the point where play would cause damage. Unfortunately, the additional water runoff from the HOA has undone much of the work our grounds crew completed earlier today. Please do not drive through the courses or attempt to play.

For the protection of the course, both courses will remain closed for play today.

We appreciate your understanding and patience as our team continues working to restore conditions.

Why Does the Course Flood So Easily?

Many members often ask why our courses flood after even a moderate rainfall. The answer goes back to the original design of the community.

If you look around, you’ll notice that all the homes and surrounding streets sit at a higher elevation than the golf courses. This was done intentionally by the developers. During rain events, water from the entire community drains down into the golf courses’ catch basins. This design ensures that homes and streets remain protected from flooding, but unfortunately it means the golf courses take on runoff from far more than just the courses themselves.

As a result, it doesn’t take much rain for the courses to flood. In fact, just a half-inch of rainfall is often enough to force course closures due to the heavy runoff. Yesterday’s nearly two inches far exceeded that threshold. While we were able to open this morning, the extra rainfall we had this morning put it over the edge again.