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This is what I imagine a "links" course to be like. Closely mown fairways and large undulating greens. Difficult to find a level lie in the fairway and lots of strategically placed bunkers. All makes for an interesting day, until the wind kicks up. On the 13th hole we were hitting into what must have been 30 MPH. We decided to call it a day. One of the most redeeming features is the views from every hole, the other is the 19th hole. On a sunny windless day it could be my most favorite place to be.

We played on a weekday around noon. The course was not crowded and we got around in about 3 hours. Love the layout. Short par 4s and long par 3s. The greens are rather small and challenging. The traps could use a bit more sand. All in all, a wonderful place to play.

Been playing here for years, even when it was only 9 holes. I've never seen the course in such bad shape. Evidently the new owner spent some money on the club house and let the course go. Bare fairways, no sand in traps, bumpy greens. Very sad. Won't be coming back.

We haven't played Adobe Creek in about a year. At that time the course was in terrible condition. What a transformation. The fairways and greens were the best I've seen ever. Even the traps (a former eyesore) were fair and playable. It could use better off course amenities, but they're trying. We'll be back there soon.

We hit good but windy weather. The course was in pretty good shape for the middle of a drought. The bunkers were inconsistant. The 4 hour round was a bonus.

Course is in fine shape considering the water problem in the area. Bunkers were inconsistant. Speed of the greens varied. Other than the having to follow slowest group I've ever encountered , it wasa pleasnt day

The course in is fine shape considering we are entering a drought. The staff is very friendly. The problem is slow play we paid for 18 holes but left after 9 (2 hours and 45 minutes). Our foresome waited on every shot. No marshals in sight. I probably won't go back.