Jefftrix77

The layout here is funky now but will work when construction is completed.

The layout and challenge of this course is good but the greens are like Hawaiian sponge grass which grip and change direction of your putts. Nice pace if you play during the week but I can see why it would be slow on busier days. Overall the fairways could use some help and the greens need replacing but if you score the cheep hot deal it's worth it.

Even though you wouldn't know it was there, this quick nine offers long shots, technical ones and a quiet hour and a half of keeping your game tight. Not many hazards to deal with but with narrow fairways and well placed trees this can be a challenge for any level.

Still okay to putt if you hit it hard but mostly aerated greens should only be a 2 putt max. Beauty back nine and fun to be there during car week at pebble having lambos drive by on 17 mile. Well kept course and fun to look forward to the back. Get it!

Not enough staff on hand to marshall all the kooks that play this course. Two group backup by the third hole is ridiculous...

Houses falling on fairways are never easy to fix but it's been 15 years so hopefully this course will be 100% soon

First 7 holes I had to hit at the course maintenance guy trimming around the 150 yard markers directly in the middle of the fairways. If he wasn't a good target I would have been upset but he was cool. Shot 85 in 3 and 1/2 hrs and it could have been lower on both counts if on the back nine I didn't run into slow play. The course is in pretty good shape but could use more sand in the traps as nobody likes to hit rocks.

If you like the ups and downs of hilly play come on out and get some! Greens are in great shape as well as the fairways. Much better run course than before!

No wind is rare for this course but we had it yesterday and even had a flyover from the U.S. armed forces which can be par for this course with Moffett Field across the 101. The course is pretty much always in okay condition with some over watering being done but you can always drop close by to keep a honest scorecard. Most of the water holes are empty so it's very easy not to lose balls here. Overall this muni is worth the cost and keeps you coming back, especially when you shoot a 77.

This course is a very nice.kept and located one but don't cut the grass and water right in the middle of the day when most people are playing. First four holes I had to wait for mowers to move and water to stop being applied to greens. This is something that should happen early not mid day... Otherwise as always it's a good challenging course and nice.views, just stay out of the poison oak right off most fairways.

This is always a windy area but on certain days when there's a big temp change the wind will whip up to 30 or 3 club ups. So best to play in the morning or early afternoon. The new layout is tougher than it was as p.a. Muni and once the fairways firm up it will play like a real links course...

First time playing Santa Clara without wind was the best way to play this course and very rare to find.

Sad to say this course which is a great play is going to be gone next year for stupid football. I've played this course 100 times at least and its always a fun challenge. If you have the chance do play this course before its gone!

This is must play anytime of year but especially when there is no wind. Plenty of open fairways with many bunkers and water hazards in play if you stray from center. The views on the back nine make going up the hills worthwhile. If you don't like snakes, stay away from this course in the summer.

This place still hasn't figured out how to space groups. You start off for the first three holes fine but as soon as you hit holes 4 thru 7 your easy flow can come to a frozen halt. Please help them realize that it's not how many groups you get off its spacing that matters. Otherwise this course is nice, its long and has some tough holes the tees were currently up for a couple of holes which should have been listed.

I played here ten years ago and it was the premier place to get on with excellent everything from greens to fairways. Some of the fairway beat down was from the weather but the greens were in bumpy shape and needed more attention. Many of the fairway side bunkers have been taken away and are ugly mound of dirt making a nice hole look trashy. All in all if you can get on for less than $30 its worth it otherwise go elsewhere...

This course is worth the trip from Tahoe City or Truckee. I has all the challenges of top courses and if you like elevation changes there are plenty of tees perched up in this valley. Having knowledge of the distances would help on the card but there are some helpful notes to make the first time bearable. All together if you want to play a beautiful course make a reservation anytime there isn't snow on the ground as the course is kept in great shape and the surrounding resort is growing so it won't be going anywhere.

I've played Harding park before TPC and now after. The fairways have definitely improved since they cleaned out all the brush and extra branches between the trees. The cart staff was clueless and non-attentive to the fact that I was waiting for a cart to pickup but the rest of the staff was on their game. The rough was long, 4 to 5 inches in spots and the greens needed rolling which you should expect for a TPC run course. All in all the course is a fun and must play but needs the greens keepers attention like any other.

We were in a foursome like most regular attendee's but the group ahead of us had three carts with two people in each making up an unheard of six-some. What was extra annoying was that the marshal looked the other way every time he passed them. I'm able to deal with many delays but these six froze me up on two shots that cost me a par or under par round so it wasn't enjoyable what so ever!