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Tilden Park is definitely one of the biggest challenges in the Bay Area and it did not disappoint. It made you feel good when you did something good on the course. And the walk was quite an endurance. However, I used my driver's license to rent a pull cart and after the round, the people in the pro shop lost my license. It took them 30 minutes to find it so not a good finish to the day. But I survived the course and that's something good to say.

While the layout was pretty good, the course definitely has not been maintained very well. The fairways were bare in some cases and then you had muddy conditions in other areas. Also, the tee boxes were terrible. With so much potential, the course could've been much better.

This has become my favorite course. It gives you some challenges but it's not overwhelming. The layout is great. It's the only course I played where when I first stepped to the first tee, I knew this was the course for me.

Paradise Valley was a good fit for me from the first time I played there. Despite the fact that the greens were being worked on -- which I already knew going in -- that didn't matter. It's a very fun course with some very tough spots. I can't wait to go back.

This has become one of my favorite courses to play. I love the layout and the pace of play is generally good. It was baking hot, but what do you expect? It's Brentwood. Can't wait to go back.

This is my favorite course. It is very well taken care of and all of my experiences there have been fantastic. Just wished it was a little cheaper. I would play more, that’s for sure.

We've had a great time playing this course before and it was fun this time with one huge exception. The grass was too high and poorly mowed. We were losing balls in the short grass, if that's what you want to call it. Even where the grass was mowed, there was no raking done. You have to hit fairways or suffer and no one is going to hit every fairway. Are you bidding to host the U.S. Open?