Oak Valley Golf Club

COURSE IS WORSE THAN LAST TIME I PLAYED, NO GRASS ON FAIRWAYS AND LOOKS LIKE THEIR GOING UNDER,,TOO BAD,,,TURN ON THE WATER,,

This is a typical course in this area, meaning it plays like every other underfunded municipal tract. Crappy lies, no sand in bunkers, etc. It is overpriced. There was nobody there, so pace of play was the only good thing about it. It is a good place to play a practice round if you get a great price on a hot deal.

I've spent February in the Palm Springs area for the last 15 winters.. I've played Oak Valley annually for the last couple of years. It was always in borderline "rough" condition but this time it was over-the-top. I've seen abandoned golf courses in better condition. Oak Valley has a championship layout but it has turned into a cow pasture due to neglect. I play 9 holes and left. Sad to see what it has become. I'll play it again when I hear it's under new ownership with improvements. Otherwise i'm done with it.

This used to be a wonderful glof course, not sure who bought it but they have ruined this course. Stay away, not worth the trip.

I had a great time. I haven’t played here in over 25 years. I’ll be back with my son. Great value

Great, demanding, fun course. Weather can be a little windy but still fun.

Oak Valley is a good challenge for advanced golfers. The greens, tees and bunkers are all in good condition, but the fairways could use some TLC. Still, it’s an excellent layout and a good value

I showed up and wasn’t allowed to play because I brought my special needs brother along to ride with me. Unbeknownst to me, the course has a stupid policy of not allowing riders. I would like Golf Now to refund my greens fee and restore the credit that I redeemed for the reservation

very pretty course, especially the back nine ,my wife and I, love this course

This could be a real treat if and when the course conditions improve. Given the amount of rain the area has received certainly reflects on my ratings. The layout of this track is challenging and has the potential to be quite pleasing to the eye. However, the Tee boxes were in need of grooming on this day, most of the sand traps were unplayable due to water or lack of racking. There was much standing water on fairways but most of the greens were in good shape, challenging with many undulations. Perhaps we should have waited a month to play it, given it time to dry out and warm up. It was quite cool, an unnoticeable elevation drive from Palm Springs found us clouded, breezy and much colder there than anticipated. The few staff members we interacted with seemed disengaged and the restaurant area was closed and looking for a new lessee so no food or drink to warm our attitudes. Sadly we are visiting from out of town so will not be playing there anytime soon - would give it a second chance under better circumstances.

the practice range was closed.
The course is in wretched condition: 2/3 brown scrub, 1/3 grass. Greens pitted and discolored. Too bad, because this is the best layout in California. Used to be indispensable, but all downhill now.