Regulation at Las Positas Golf Course

They don’t really want non residents playing. If you can find a price around $35 its worth it. Far too many courses in better shape for $30 out ther

During my last round at Las Positas it took 3 1/2 hours to play 9 holes. After first 9 left due to rough course conditions and horrid pace of play.

Only greens are ok.won’t return until all the maintenance is done.

I paid $75 to play this course! By far the worst course I have ever played in the bay area! Tee boxes in the worst shape I have ever seen! Struggled to find a descent place to tee up! Fairways were patches of dirt and muddy! The bunkers are not even sand, they are dirt and some filled with water. Greens were very bumpy and difficult too putt on. Some are fast and some are slow! Pace of play was horrible! Had a tournament being held and was not announced on the courses website! Will never play this course again! And will not recommend this course to anyone!

Good course if find under $40 rate
Non residents need not apply. :)
Find a under $40 rate. Then wothe the price

This course has a challenging layout, nice greens but some fairways appear to have recently been plowed. Maybe this is part of a rehab project (hopefully) but, if so, give warning or take it off the market.

I've always like playing this course. After today I think this will be my last time playing here. The course it self is just missing grass on the fairways. It's just dirt. The bunkers are just terrible. The tee boxes most of them are not flat or they are tore up. The greens I must say are in great shape. For overall maintenance it's just not there. That's sad. This is really a good course it's not maintained very well.

Yesterday I was greeted by a friendly staff, and set out to play golf at Las Positas in Livermore. We were instructed to start our round on the back 9. About 4 holes into our round a long Par 5 was under serious renovation. Maintenance workers with tractors, were removing a 100x100 foot section of grass about midway through a 500 yard hole. It completely altered the way you had to approached the hole. As we finished the back 9, at least 2 more holes had large area’s of recent sod replacement, that were marked with (ground under repair) do not enter signs. It was not the end of the world, but it would have been nice to have been made aware of the repairs that were going on. This course is usually in a really great shape but yesterday it seemed to be dried out, I had a lot of tough lies in fairways that are usually green.

The summer in Northern California is hot and dry. I play several courses in the Bay Area and know how challenging it is to keep them playable. That being said most courses limit their watering to the fairways and greens and usually let the rough dry out. I thought the fairways could use more attention. Even bumping the ball in fairways to find patches of grass was difficult.