Played Turkey Creek Sunday, Oct. 8. Awesome! From the moment I arrived I was impressed. The cart attendant was there before I could get out of mt car. Asked if I wanted a cart. (YES. you do want a cart.) This course has so much ambience and charm you might catch youself sightseeing. Used my driver three times as "smart golf" is the recommended play of the day. There were so many shots you need to shape, you get to use all of your clubs. One green had some bare spots but, the rest were in great shape. Can't wait to come back!!!

This is my "go to" course. I play here at least three times a month. The price is easy on the wallet and course maintenance is good. The trees are not that plentiful so, you can play out of them most of the time. If you need a morale boost, this is the course for you. Playing the blues leads to using longer clubs but, you will still have a great time.

This course has been around a long time. In 1997, when I had relocated to the Central Valley, the El Nino rains took out 100 trees. No difference though. Still many trees left. I recently had the worst golf day because of the fungus on the greens. You can let fairways and tee boxes go for a while but not the greens. I can only hope that they pay more attention to the putting surface as my return will be preceeded by a phone call to the starter.

First time playing one Sept. 24and I was impressed. This is a well used course but well maintained. I had missed quite a few fairways but , still managed to get to the greens. I look forward to the next tee time!