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Played the course yesterday and it was in pretty good shape. It has an interesting layout that has been made easier because of the removal of a lo of by of the trees. My friend and I loved the layout and creative cf city needed to play. The course needs much more signage for where by you are going to get to the next hole. We f OK and ourselves wondering where to go quite often. The greens we're in good shape and we had a good day. I would not want to pay the full price for the course and i would not play on the weekend. I think most players would struggle with their speed of play becausr of the layout and dificult turain around the greens. We played quickly until we got to our balls around the greene. Overall, i wOK uld say you should play this course ifyou want to play a course with intetesting holes.

I played Capital City for the 10th time and the course was in the best condition that I have ever seen. The greens were fast and in great shape. I would have to say that the fairways were in outstanding condition given that the course is public and gets heavy play. The only problem is the club house. I brought my wife and the Portable Bathrooms were in terrible condition and un-stocked if you know what I mean. For men, that is not a huge problem, but for my wife... Bad, Bad, Bad.

The Home course is an excellent place to play a tour type course at a reasonable price. The fareways we're perfect, tee boxes are excellent, greens we're a little slow but in perfect shape, traps have the best sand in the NW. Overall excellent experience!

This course is a great test for your short game. Don't be fooled by the distance or the fact that there are 5 par 3's. The setup is demanding- the greens are undulating and fast. You never get a generic setup, it is always tough. I recommend you study this course hole-by-hole and always be below the hole.

This was the first time playing the course and we played from the blue tees. The course plays narrow and long so expect it to be some real work and focus. I would recommend playing the course from the men's white tees your first time. I used a hybrid driving club to tee off with most of the day because of how narrow it plays. This left me with long approach shots (200+ yards on several holes) and a lot of boagies.

The fairways were very nice and it is evident that the management has removed a lot of trees to make the layout more accessible for average golfers. The greens were fast and had a lot of break, try to stay below the hole on all approach shots and save yourself a few three putts.

I think this is a hidden gem. If you tune your game with this course you will be a better golfer. GO PLAY IT!

Played in the afternoon, and the conditions were fantastic. The staff were very helpful, and friendly. This is not a $250 dollar per round type of Course so don't expect it. For someone who plays the better than average public courses, you will be impressed. Anyone who is used to a silver spoon and people pampering them, stay away. The course was in great shape, and there are some very challenging holes. Very well designed hole layout, and scenic vistas. This would be a good place to work on your long and short games. We will definitely be back.

Overall I had fun, and this is a good short game practice facility. Play early or mid-day because of the slow pace of play.

I have played Allenmore several times now and it is drastically improved since the Elks moved and pumped a bunch of money into the facilities and grounds. In the summer months the greens were some of the best and slickest I have played on. In the winter months, the greens are more forgiving but in good condition. I recommend playing this course if you want to play a challenging but affordable track...