While this is the closest 18 hole offering to my house, there is a reason why it is not my home course. It's a junk course and they don't care.

The play is slow because of high handicappers wanting... Continue »

While this is the closest 18 hole offering to my house, there is a reason why it is not my home course. It's a junk course and they don't care.

The play is slow because of high handicappers wanting to play a less challenging course, which is fine, but they do not help these players play faster because their carts are junk and might be from the 60's/70's. No roof in an area where it's constantly misting at least. Gas powered which takes a delay before it moves, and then they are slow as molasses.

The women's tees are way too far back. For men this course is very fair and not too challenging. For women this course may as well be 8000 yards. I played with two senior women and it took them 4-5 strokes to get to every green except the par 3's and they could hit the ball fairly well. They need to put in new tee boxes to help the women out, and help the pace of play.

There is no way to distinguish the fairway and the rough, there is pretty much one cut of grass on the whole course. There are also daisies and all kinds of other species that do not belong on the fairways.

There greens are extremely slow and bumpy. You have to bring the hammer down on anything over 20 feet just to get it close to the hole. 3 feet and in are no gimmes because the ball can jump off line very easily.

The tee boxes are level for the most part but could use some flattening out, and the bunkers were hard as a rock and are only located next to greens.

Overall this course needs new management. A few small improvements with the same low green fee could really make this course one of the best deals in the bay.

If they clean up their act I'd bet the WWF would back off from trying to close them down.