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Strawberry Farms is a tough course with lots of lateral hazards. You need to bring your A game or it's going to be a long day. The fairways and tees were in good shape, the greens were excellent. We teed off early and played in under 4 hours. The restaurant serves good food too.

Good course. I've been playing here since it opened. When it first opened the course was very firm, the fairways were like concrete. Now the course has softened up. It does not play as fast as before, but the fairways are more receptive. Good greens too.

I read about the poor conditions before going out there, but my buddy had a coupon for unlimited play. The course design and layout are excellent. The conditions were really bad. Barely any grass is the fairways and the tee boxes were shaggy. The greens were good and that's the only reason we did not walk off after 9. Too bad this course is in such bad shape. I hope it is a product of the drought and not funding.

Had a tee time for 9:20 AM on a Friday. Unfortunately, the ladies club had the 10 tee times before us. We were delayed and did not tee off until close to 10. It took us 5 1/2 hours. I don't think it was the ladies fault, but every ahead of us was a 5some and it took forever! Course was in decent shape.

This course was built as a private course, the owners should get their money back! I played well out here, but I'm a single digit handicap. I can't imagine a junior golfer, new golfer, female golfer or a high handicapper playing this course. The course has too many forced carries and blind shots for the average golfer. Course condition was fine, clubhouse was nice.

Great course. Expensive for out of towners but worth the money. We played from the white tees and it was still very challenging. Course was in excellent shape, the greens were hard and fast. Don't short side yourself out there!