Oak Valley Golf Club

Course is bad shape besides the greens. Fairways need a lot of work… Greens are like an ice rink and the rough is to thick. Almost impossible to find your ball anywhere around the green. Not fun looking for the ball in weeds and clovers. Management needs to step up and turn the course around if they want new customers. Never returning anytime soon or ever

The course was in good shape. The rough was very rough. If you didn't hit the fairway, there was a good chance of losing your ball. The pace on the front nine was excellent. The pace on the second nine was very slow due to a 4 some that was extremely slow. The course is quite hilly and challenging but fair for a decent golfer.

Rough needs to be maintained. If ball goes any off fairway it is extremely difficult to find. Even when you know exactly where it is. This ruined the day for us always looking for our balls. Wont be going back.

Fine course playing. Holes are well kept, greens roll very easy but are difficult to read. Fairways have real grass, which is very nice. We had to stop as the rain turned into hail and lightning. It may be thoughtful to adress shelters against the lightning while on the course.

It was over 25-30 years ago I played Oak Valley the last time before I came here again this week.

Golf course was not as nice as it was before, looked a little running down and lack of good maintenance.

However the layout and holes and greens setting still very good and challenging.

If it was not on the way for my trip to Palm Springs, this golf course is quite far away from Los Angeles.

Quick greens with lots of undulation. Approach shots require precision and there's generally difficult scoring conditions if you miss the green. Five tee boxes available. Don't bite off more than you can chew, or you may be in for a long afternoon when the wind kicks up. White tees, the middle set of the five available, has a rating comparable to championship tees at most other courses. Pin placements can be diabolical, so pay close attention to avoid the dreaded 3-jack biting you frequently. It's a fair test, but very challenging if you aren't dialed in.

Overall the courses in pretty good shape, the fairways are pretty thin, but not too bad and the rough was tough but that’s a good thing, would recommend to go around the Golf there

Played from the white tees and the course is certainly long enough from these tees for most reasonably skilled players.

Greens are in good condition and fast.

Fairways are in average condition with patchiness all around. Very tight lies in many cases. So they could improve here.

Bunkers in good condition and well positioned.

This is a challenging layout with fairways tight on many of the Par 4s and 5s. Therefore, driver is not always the best option off the tee.

I will certainly play here again and I’m glad that I decided to play here given it was only because both Morongo courses down the road were not available.

He course itself is adequately laid out. The staff is nice and the greens are in very good shape and very tough. The tee boxes are adequate. The fairways are terrible and consist either of totally dried out grass which is hard to hit from or overgrown grass where you easily lose your ball.

Nice time out- weather was cool

Course in fair conditions after the heavy rains

Teed off at 12:50. We waited almost 20 on every hole. At one time there were 3 groups on 1 hole. Never ever had to play at the snails pace which we did yesterday. I will never play Oak Valley again. It took 3 hours to play 9 holes. It would have taken 6 hours to pkay 18, which would be impossible to do before dark. We were so frustrated we ended up leaving after 9 holes. Total waste of money. Never again. 👎🏽👎🏽

What a mess, great layout but between the tees and greens there is little to no grass, just bare dormant grass and dirt. The bunkers are not maintained and a eye sore. The only thing good about the course is our 3 some played in 3 hours. This course needs some major work!