really though, reversing it sucked.
it did help the pace within the first few holes since switching the 9s meant the second hole was no longer a par 3. groups didnt back up quite as much.
but the west 9 has a great few finishing holes and is as impressive and tough a last few holes as anywhere ive played. playing off a launching pad on 16 to going over water on the approach, having a long uphill 17th that always seems to be into the wind, and then a double doglegging long par 5 to finish it off.
thats how the course should finish.
that course's layout is very good. if it were anywhere else in the country, a place where well conditioned golf courses could exist and sustain, that course would be a regional destination for golf lovers.