scottslinker

I understand COVID-19 has impacted many courses in the Bay Area. Having recognized that, there is zero excuses for a Monterey County course that has previously been a delight to play (over 30 rounds), to fall into such a sad neglected state. It is suffering from lack of water on fairway and greens, the range is crammed with people waiting to get on, the greens hard as concrete. Honestly, I played San Jose Municipal during this same period and its conditions are far superior at 16% the green fee ($195 vs $33). Sure, the Monterey weather is stunning... but for $195 you expect a premium course and that is not what Black Horse / Bayonet has become.