Castle Oaks Golf Club

Cart paths are horrible. Greens need repair.
Extremely wet sections on fairways.

We had a very good day and I enjoy the course.
Greens were in good shape however the rough was long over due for a mowing. Also, they have a gopher issue on the 8th green.

The course layout is pretty good. Lots of doglegs. The main issue I had were the condition of the greens. There were many spots on the greens that did not have grass. The greens rolled well but the un-repaired ball-marks and the issue with the spots on the greens made me lower my score. If they address these issues, 5 star review in the future.

I have played here many times but not usually on the weekends. week ends they do not have any discounts for seniors or any discounts at all. I think there should always be discounts for seniors

Thanks to the considerate staff we were allowed to start early. I respect the staff insistence on playing at my appointed time but sometimes it would be better to let the players start a little early when there are absolutely no players within 15-20 minutes before and after the designated time. Some course staff just insist on keeping the appointed time regardless of the situation and then jam packing the players. That kind of practice is very inefficient and unproductive.
I’m glad that the Castle Oaks golf course management allows the pro shop staff the flexibility to make the adjustments of the starting time for the players. It’s a little thing like that which brings back the players to course.

Fairways and tee boxes were clean and the greens were fast and honest. Sand bunkers had good amount of sand. The scenery is outstanding, perfectly planted trees above each tee boxes. It appears that the Castle Oaks golf has made 1000% improvements since I played there some five years ago. Thanks to your efforts.

The only bad thing is the Water hazards, ponds and waterways, stinking terribly due unclean stale water and duck discharges. They need to be cleaned and put in some chemicals.
For now we plan to play at the Castle Oaks at least once a week until the summer weather becomes unbearable for us.

I have had occasion to play here very occasionally over the years, and it is always a pleasant surprise. Outstanding folks in the pro shop, the course is holding up despite the summer heat, and the greens were rolling true.

No cart girl in evidence - but it was a Monday, and a couple of groups who were glacial in their progress. Otherwise a great deal and an enjoyable round.

By playing mid day on a weekday it wasn’t really that many people so the pace of the course is pretty good. The course layout is pretty nice being that you need to be able to draw and fade to get the best angle on a few holes that goes off to a 90°. I would play again here, and I would recommend it to all my friends. Only con was that most of the ball clears were dry.

So frustrating. I booked this tee time through Golf Now for 3. Was charged 28 dollars for booking fee then got charged the full green fee at the course. I will just call the course next time to book.

The layout and condition of the course was great. The driving range has grass to hit off. The putting green was crowded, which I assume was due to a Men's Club event that was being held the day we were there. We played early (7:57 AM on a Monday) to get off the course early as the weather was forecast to hit 100 degrees. We didn't get the round in as fast as we could have, but I blame the Men's Club event for that, too. We would have liked to have had breakfast there, but according to their website, the restaurant doesn't open until 9:00 AM and is closed on Tuesdays. So, keep that in mind when making your plans.

4 hours 30 minute round. didn't expect that on a weekday, 12:30 tee time. staff is always so friendly. can't believe after all these years, there is no sand in the bunkers. course is beautiful tho.

Due to technical issues with their computer they had to write down my credit card information 😬 Hopefully he’s not purchasing a Mercedes 🤪 Otherwise it was a nice day for golf, playing for the first time with my grandson and son-in-law. It was slow pace due to Father’s Day weekend, but the pace picked up. My issue was it is now advertised as a Troon course but they are not able to accept my points for Toon membership?