This course sits on the Kings River. Not the San Joaquin. If you live in clovis you would know what river runs through the course.

Played the week of the hope classic. Greens rolled really smooth and great care has been taken to keep them nice with the constant ball mark repair being performed with colored sand topdressing and seeding. The Fairways were nicely trimmed and the tee boxes were in fantastic condition. As anyone knows this course is not for the faint of heart and I fulfilled a life long dream to play the course. However the rough seemed like it just was not really taken care of. The dormant bermuda is fine and is really clean. It was the areas of overseeded rough that really detracted from the courses beauty. I really had a great time and donated two $20 dollar sleeves of golf balls to the abudant water on the course but I am proud to have kept the score to a 92. Count them six water penalties and only a 92. I had a lot of fun and I got lots of pictures. The views from here are spectacular. Kudos to Lee Trevino for his ace on 17. I hit it from the spot and my beutifully struck shot landed in the rocks and into the clear blue lake. :) Oh well. Just a fun round in Paradise. I would love to come back again and shoot better now I know not to think here but aim and pull the trigger.

Played nine hole twice this week and the golf course was in pleasently great shape. The fairways were good, the tees were good, and the greens are rolling as good as any. The bunkers are nice to look at but not play out of. Aerating next week and hopefully recover soon. Pace of play faster now than when it was cold out???? Your guess is as good as mine.

Golf course in better shape this time of year than last year. Hopefully it gets better over time.