The fairways are a bit soggy, but overall the course is in pretty good condition. Some greens are in great shape, but a few have some mud slicks. Overall it's still a good value if you have the resident card, but if you don't tehn you might want to wait until the weather breaks for a full week or so. Good news is the putting green has reopened.

Played on Sunday 3/16. I went in with the following expections... a) I wouldn't have to wait too long to get on as a single; b) the course would be a little shaggy due to the recent rain; c) the greens would be slow because they always are; d) the staff would be friendly, and e) I'd pay under $30 because of the SF resident card. I was not disappointed. I was able to get on the course in about 15 minutes from the time I gave the pro shop my name, and although my playing partners weren't the most skilled golfers... they were friendly, courteous, and a lot of fun to play with. The layout is a lot of fun too, and eventhough circumstances have changed it a bit from it's original form, you can still see a lot of the McKenzie influence. The course is not in good condition, but not horrible either. They do a pretty good job for not having a lot of resources. So yes, there will be some fluffy lies in the fairway, and some bad divots on the tee box -- It's not immaculate, but very playable. The greens are slow to excruciatingly slow, depending on what you're used to. There is definitely a local flare, and the staff is anything but snooty. All in all, for the $26 it costs with the resident card, it's great afternoon. I'd be willing to pay as much as $35 for this course, but maybe not a whole lot more.

One warning: For the next few weeks hole #14 will play as a par 3 instead of a par 4. The normal fairway is flooded, so you tee off from about 150 yards.

played for the first time on easter sunday. other than the little kids that ran on the 9th green and 10th tee (parents fault), it was a thoroughly enjoyable round. it's a little pricey for rifraf like me, but really no more so than other courses of the same quality. i like the fact there are three 9's, so i will probably go back. staff was great. i used pretty much every club in the bag, and had to think my way around. plus, nothing too gimmicky. it probably didn't hurt that i was killing it, but i would definitely recommend this course (played lake & canyon 9's).

If you have the resident card, there's no better deal on the planet. Absolutely fantastic course that's normally in superb condition. If you live in the city and like to play golf, go give city hall the best $40 you'll ever spend.