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For about 6 or more weeks, there have been 7 temporary greens due to fungus damage. Hole 2 green is in bad shape but still being played. Holes 10-16 are temp but look better than #2. Doesn't make sense.

Im not a fan of 9 hole courses but this one is fun and in goof shape for a muni.

I enjoy this course for its beauty and playability. Some holes are straight forward but a few are a challenge. It is in good shape for this time of the season.

Bidwell can be a good course but maintenance is sketchy. Consistency is nowhere to be found. You never know what you're going to get.

The whole course is ground under repair. Fairways are un-mowed and grass on the greens are an inch tall where there is not a sand treatment for fungus. Thankfully I paid about half price thru Tee Off but it should have been free. I have not ever seen or played here when conditions were this bad.

The course was in great shape after the first rain of the season. Busier than I expected for a Wed 1pm tee time. I recommend this course to experienced golfers, tough for beginners.

Great course. Staff is friendly and service oriented. Hole # 9 is difficult due to an elevated green at least 80 ft, Upkeep is incredible and in great shape. Highly recommended.

It seems they are getting a handle on diseased greens and irrigation system. There are less dry areas on fairways and greens were a consistent speed.

course is not in bad shape, but several greens are diseased and not in good shape. Irrigation system was being tested and hopefully can be improved in dry areas. Chico, CA

In this hot (105*) and dry season, water is a critical subject. There are going to be spots on the course that the irrigation system can't reach. But to NOT provide drinking water on the course is ridiculous and is as much or more of a liability as covid is. Heat stroke is a very strong possibility if a person happens to forget to bring their own water. A course 20 miles away but in the same county has had water stations since early spring, so it is not the county health dept regulating the dispensing of water on the course. Water is essential.

Many dry spots but not bad for the temps being above 100* daily for the past 2 weeks.
Not many other golfers there due to the heat. I enjoyed having the course so wide open.

Great course. I have played the other courses in the graeagle area and Plumas Pines is my fave. Layout is diverse and conditions are pristine. Greens are consistent with undulation that is deceptive but fair. Highly recommended!!

effort is being put into improvement of the course,

Aerated greens but a lower rate balanced it out. Fairways still need tlc.

First time playing this course. Surprised at how much slope it had. And walking was a good exercise. No hole was actually flat. Either down hill shots or elevated greens. I will return for another shot at it. And I am not a fan of 9 holers.

Great course layout. Good condition. Pace of play was slow for a 1 oclock tee time. Maybe due to $80 rounds before noon. Drove by the course the next morning at 1045 and there were only a hand full of golfers on the course, which is opposite of most courses. Never the less, I will return.

A good layout. Some holes very difficult and most manageable. For a private course the fairways are not in great condition. Greens were true and fast and in good condition. I arrived an hour early and hoped that if not impacted to tee off early. But starter did not honor that request despite no one else teeing off during that time. Maybe because I was a TeeOff player. Not good customer relations. Front nine was a smooth pace but caught with earlier groups on the back.

This course was difficult due to alot of slope, elevated greens, and very wet sloppy ground. No power carts were allowed due to recent rain which also meant that there had not been any mowing and alot of lost balls . I will scratch this course off my list to return to,
Not fun.