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We live in the East Bay, but still make sure to drive up and play here when we can. From tee to green the course always is in very good shape. What we like best is that every hole is it’s own separate event as none run together and it is necessary to travel through the thick trees to get to the next tee. The layout is challenging but not tricked out.
We played in a little over 4 hours on an early Friday afternoon.
Highly suggest you give Teal Brnd a try.

Played in a little over 4 hours on a Thursday morning.
Tee boxes and fairways good.
Greens need a little more care, but not too bad.
Bunkers are below average, but which one’s aren’t on a public course.
Everything runs smoothly and every one was nice.

Staff is friendly. Checking in and getting ready to play is easy. The tee boxes and greens are in great shape. The fairways are a little crunchy probably due to the heat, but certainly playable.
The true greatness lies in the layout. Every hole is tree lined and you never see or rarely hear another group on the course. Moreover, there is distance Through the trees between each green and the next tee box So the course is saying, “ Here is our next offering. Very enjoyable and unique in Northern California on a public course.

Found this course on Golfnow. Unknown to me before then. An interesting course worth your time. In great shape from tee to green. Flat so an easy walk, but it is 6500 from whites, so be prepared for a long hike. Trees on site but they offer little protection from the wind which is normal for that area.
As for the golf be prepared to do your scoring on the front, not that it’s easy, but more chances there than the back nine. The 10th and 11th are normal holes, but after that you’ll find yourself playing long par 4’s that also possess old school big dog-legs so they play even farther. Still quite interesting but a bit of a grind.
Hidden fun in Vacaville. Give it a try.

Every aspect is very nice here from staff to practice areas to the course itself. First 9 allows for a little more room to drive but some holes are still tricky and most involve uphill or downhill. The back 9 gets tougher with narrower tee shots. Greens are a little tricky but not diabolical. Conditions from tee to green are excellent. Great test but now for faint of heart.

I suspect most folks play Blue Rock West, which is a perfectly fine course, but the East course is prettier and a better challenge. Conditions are good from tee to green. Plenty of uphill and downhill shots and I flat greens, but spied is even so putting isn’t impossible.
Staff is friendly and well organised for safe and successful play under CoVid restrictions.

I usually play in the Bay Area, but after 5 weeks of shelter in place we noticed that Sacramento courses were open so we took it upon ourselves to explore the courses up there that we had never played or heard of. I never knew of this course and now I’m glad I do. The staff does a great job of running things with appropriate social distancing and cleanliness, and everyone there is helpful and friendly.
As for the course the layout is varied and interesting. The tee boxes are good and the greens are in fine shape and run true. I do feel that the fairways are just OK. Not dry or bare mind you, just that it’s all a tad bumpy and uneven, yet playable.
Overall worth it to head there instead of playing the same tracks in Sacramento.