Madera Municipal Golf Course - $
23200 Ave 17 • Madera, CA 93637 • (559) 675-3504
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dgmiller - Madera 
Needed general housekeeping. Not too bad of shape for a Sunday afternoon. some dry spots, which is very normal for this course. Greens were in good condition.

Posted: Sunday, June 22, 2008
Member Since: April 18, 2008
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dunger304 - Fresno 
Really enjoy the layout, if only they would take better care of the fairways. The tee boxes and greens are in decent shape, considering rain for past 3 days. The greens were slow and a little wet, but overall i thought it would be a swamp.

Posted: Monday, January 7, 2008
Member Since: October 10, 2007
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Bob18365 - Oakdale 
Stopped here on the way back north for a quick 18. Hit a small bucket at the range and thought the range looked iffy. Oh well, some do. Went to the first tee and it looked like a desert. Played the first hole and decided to quit. it was terrible. The fairways were dead and had many barespots. The first green had some kind of fungus. The city of Madera should be ashamed of the condition of this course. Even allowing for winter conditions and dormant grass, this was the worst I have seen any course in the central valley. I would suggest turning it into grazing land if they aren't going to maintain it at an acceptable level.

Posted: Thursday, February 1, 2007
Member Since: August 24, 2006
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joshaddison - Fresno, CA 
By the time I would have finally teed off at Riverside, I had already driven to Madera and completed 6 holes at Madera Muni. Arriving a little before noon as a walk on twosome, we teed off right at 12:30, which provided for a solid warm-up. Apparently yesterday was the busiest day of the year, but you wouldn't have know it by the pace of play, which was moderate over the entire 18 holes. No massive backups to speak of, courtesy of the attentive Marshalls, contributed to our round lasting a hair over 4 hours. The tee boxes, particularly the par 3's, showed signs of hackers, hookers and slicers (no offense, as this includes my canal digging tee shots, too) which are typical of a muni, but were level, lush and well taken care of by the grounds crew. The fairways were medium / fast and in good shape, as was the rough. The greens were everything that I remembered when they were when I lived here - a true test of my putting skills. The greens were a little slower than I remember (last time I played there it was 104 degrees at 11am), but the undulations were just as challenging, and the condition of these greens is what you would expect at $75 a round greens fees, not $22! For the dollar, you'd be hard pressed to find better conditions, pace of play, etc., particularly the Friday after Turkey Day. It beats the hell out of the 5 hours at Riverside and the dirt and jets at Airways.

Posted: Saturday, November 25, 2006
Member Since: March 30, 2006
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