Jim Johnson

Had a quick minute on a recent business trip to stop and check out the Sundial Bridge. Nicely done! Lots of walkers, bikers, and school field trippers enjoying the area. Looking forward to returning and doing more exploration. 😀

Party of 12 for breakfast meeting. Service was ok but did not prepare adequately for seating for 12 per our reservation. Food was lower than par for Vegas as the food was cold and the omelettes were overcooked and rubbery. Atmosphere was loud and noisy.

Friend was in town for the weekend and we shot Oleander on both Saturday and Sunday. On Sunday when we checkwd in with the clubhouse to see what tee times might be available, (even though there were tee times available within 20 minutes) we were chastised repeatedly by the clubhouse staff for not making tee times on line.   Other than this verbal thrashing from the clubhouse staff, the rest of the folks we dealt with were quite friendly. The cart staff and starter were both great.  The course was a bit wet and the greens were rough with numerous small green sprouts.  The gps units were  up to date and helpful but surprisingly, there was no ball washers, divit repair sand, or hole markers.
All in all a decent course, we had great weather, saw a few gators,  but just can't get over the arrogance in the clubhouse of this public course in a state park.

Visited Kayne Prime Steakhouse with 4 other coworkers while traveling on business to Nashville. The atmosphere and decor was classic high end steakhouse with a combination of bar, table, and booth seating. We hade made reservations and were seated promply. Our wait staff however were slow as our food and drinks took WAY too long. The meals and sides all relieved high praise from the table. Will probably visit other steakhouses in the area before returning.

Well, it is the BIG house and it certainly lives up to its billing. The new lighting system is amazing and the sound system is booming. Both compliment the modern day football game production experience.