David7061073

I understand that maintenance is being performed on the course right now but the course is in bad shape. Almost all of the fairways have weeds, dirt patches and dead areas.Tee boxes range from dirt to minimal grass and the greens were not much better. Additionally, it's currently cart path only because of over seeding the fairways, strange that the last 3 times I've played here it's been cart path only.

The course has improved a lot in the past two months, the tee boxes, fairways and greens are in nice condition.
The negative is the fairways are very uneven and the rough needs to be better maintained, balls hit down the middle tend to roll off the fairway and can be difficult to find. Overall better but still room for improvement.

Tee boxes: depending on the tee box the majority had very limited grass or none at all.
Fairways" Large dead patches throughout the course - especially around the greens.
Greens - had been sanded (as we were playing!) and had been aerated recently.
There was no aerification notice on the web site.
No water coolers on the course.
We play at PGA West every year and this was a huge disappointment. There are many courses in the area which are in superior condition.

The course is in good shape and the greens are very nice. Some tee boxes need help but overall a nice day of golf, we finished 18 in under 3 hours on a reasonably busy day.

Overall course conditions are not great! I appreciate it’s winter conditions but the fairways are a mix of multiple grasses, numerous bare spots and ground under repair areas. The greens are decent but for the average amateur are very quick and pins are in “interesting” locations. Hopefully in the spring the course will recover but it needs focused attention. Pro shop staff is great and helpful.

The fairways are very inconsistent in terms of the type of grass and are at times bone dry and then mushy and wet, multiple areas are under repair. The greens are not too bad but inconsistent on their speed. At times the pace of play was painfully slow, almost a five hour round; having a course Marshall to “encourage” groups to speed up play would be helpful.