The Reserve at Spanos Park

This was my first time playing at this course and it was very enjoyable. Mostly flat, has some water hazards and “lots” of bunkers with different surfaces, some soft sand while others are mostly dirt. It was hot and windy the day I played. Allergy sufferers like me should make sure you bring eye drops, take allergy medicine before you get there, plenty of trees, grasses and shrubs spreading their pollen around in the wind.

It was a nice day of golf and the rough was cut perfectly so you can find your ball without much delay.

I tell everyone that this is the best value golf course within 100 miles. There isn’t much better when it comes to public.

The golf course is always in great shape. Having a Marshal,to keep the pace would make the round go smoother..

Course is in great shape.Fairway bunkers need work.

Still the best public course in the area. Hot deals make this unbeatable, although today the weather conditions kicked our foursomes butt. +10 strokes for everyone.

Food was good. Course conditions 7/10. Slow. Played behind a group playing from the tips that had no business playing from them. Made our round 45 minutes longer than it should have been. No marshal to be seen.

Last minute booking via Golfnow. Long drive from South Bay and was pleasantly surprised with the facility, layout and condition of the course. Friendly staff throughout from pro shop, on course food cart to the bar. Condition was extremely good considering most of the courses in South Bay are still wet. Will play there again.

Enjoyed everything about the course except for slow pace of play. Granted it was a Saturday, but on every hole the wait was one to two foursomes deep. We encountered a ranger mid-way through, but he told us that everyone was moving through smoothly.

The course itself was in great shape. The greens are smooth, hard and fast.

This is the toughest course in Stockton. Forced me to get my swing back. Very nice with a spectacular sunset Felt like my wife should have been there instead of my Hawaiian princes who was visiting from Hawaii.

We play the Reserve a lot. It is close to home and always in good shape. Yesterday was the slowest weekday round I have ever played. We were well over 4 hours with 4 holes left to play. It was windy and getting cold so we just left. There was a Marshall, but he was like a sheriff without a badge. He had no idea how to solve the problem even though he told us that there was a group that had three empty holes ahead of them. Perhaps the Marshalls should be educated a bit on what their job is.