Played the Palm Course on Friday 10/8/10. Was in the best shape I probably have every seen it. Overseeding went well there. They are mowing differently...ie dark on one half of the fairway and light on the other...ie like Augusta does and it creates a cool/different look. The greens were putting smooth and true. There was a morning tournament that day so when we teed off (around noon) we were able to play in 3 hours and 45 minutes. Turf removal completed here makes the course have a more modern design/feel too it. If you haven't played it in a while it is definately worth a return visit.

As this last post stated, the most recent review was Oct 1, right after overseeding. As with all courses in this region, conditions out of overseeding typically aren't optimal (greens are slower, course is wetter, turf is thin). Therefore, we would like to welcome any of you on Greenskeeper.org to post a more recent review of the Palm Course at Angel Park, as we are confident that current reviews of the conditions will be notably better than the overseeding postings.

Also, if you haven't played Angel Park Golf Club in a while or their sister course, The Legacy Golf Club, you should be pleasantly surprised by the results of a renovation project designed to remove turf from the out of play areas, decrease water consumption and give the golf courses a "new look"...ie they now have a presentation like a modern golf course redesign. So if you haven't played them in a while, check them out (you can book on-line at www.angelpark.com or www.thelegacygc.com) and post your review on www.greenskeeper.org

See you in Vegas.

It looks like the most recent review was in September, right after overseeding. As with all courses in this region, conditions out of overseeding typically aren't optimal (greens are slower, course is wetter, turf is thin). Therefore, we would like to welcome any of you on Greenskeeper.org to post a more recent review of the Mountain Course at Angel Park, as we are confident that current reviews of the conditions will be notably better than the overseeding postings.

Also, if you haven't played Angel Park Golf Club in a while or their sister course, The Legacy Golf Club, you should be pleasantly surprised by the results of a renovation project designed to remove turf from the out of play areas, decrease water consumption and give the golf courses a "new look"...ie they now have a presentation like a modern golf course redesign. So if you haven't played them in a while, check them out (you can book on-line at www.angelpark.com or www.thelegacygc.com) and post your review on www.greenskeeper.org

See you in Vegas.