johnwindle

It was a perfect day, the course was in fine condition, everything looked good. We teed off at 11, about 15 minutes late due (we were told) to a tournament that had started at 8. By 2 pm we had just reached the turn -- 3 hours to play 9 holes. 2 of our foursome quit, we joined with a threesome behind us, and two of them quit after 12. We finally finished at 5 pm -- a six-hour round. A great shame as everything else was perfect! Several marcshalls came around, apologising for the slow play.

I have played this course several times recently and prefer it to Chardonnay which is adjacent. The people I have played with have been nice, the course is interesting, and the girl in the drinks cart is hot! I can't wait for it to reopen fully as the facilities look very nice.

I played on a Sunday mid-day. We got around in about 4 hours with no waiting, course and weather were perfect. A most enjoyable day.

If you enjoy driving your cart on city streets, endless rows of houses, and tricked out holes mikes apart with no rhythm or flow to the course, then you will have a good time. I hated it.

A pretty decent course (though a couple of holes are under repair so they don’t play to par or the gps) ruined by surly people at the front desk and appallingly bad service in the Grill..

I’ve always enjoyed this course even if it feels a bit tricked out . The staff are mostly rude in the golf shop and in the grill. Service is terrible. I hope the manager reads this. I’m an old friend and I wish these issues could be fixed.

This is one of the best kept secrets in Northern California. The course is absolutely superb and a challenge for golfers of every ability from high handicappers to scratch golfers. One of the very few private clubs that is truly diverse and inclusive in every way, Mira Vista makes all players welcome and offers them a challenge Unllike anything else in California. The views are the finest I have ever seen on any golf course in the United States or the United Kingdom.