Haven at Haven Public Golf Club

I play here often and this is the best condition the course has been in a while. Grass was mowed but lush and the placement of the pins was very challenging resulting unexpected breaks. Keep up the good work!

Typical neglected desert course. Front desk was efficient and friendly. Bar was very plain with no food and a group of local drinkers. It seemed the bartender was a bit drunk when I got my coffee.

The course is a nice 'retiree' golf course. Even though the fee included a cart, I chose to walk because the weather was perfect for the day. Since I walked, the seat with my buddy was available. When the staff asked him to share carts with a third, my buddy stated, 'only if he doesn't smoke'. The staff argued that me buddy would then need to pay an extra $20 for solo cart. I said we both paid cart fee however I chose to walk. If need be, I would raise a stink. he finally accepted the logic, which was not necessary since the third did not smoke. A bit tense on the first tee. Other than that, the greens were slow. Index is rising.

I like Haven’s wide fairways, and easy terrain. Definitely a walking course, but carts are also available. Cart paths are well maintained, with bathrooms available on course. Bunkers are generally easy to hit out of. Greens are kept trim. There are some water features, but no having to hit over any. Love that they have beverage cart service. The par 3 course (Tortuga) is great to practice short game. Overall a friendly and relaxing course that beginners/intermediates can successfully play.

The course was good and the greens nice. Fairways great even with winds we were able to play the 18 and enjoy the evening weather.

On the first par 3 there were 4 groups. We called pro shop, they sent out ranger and he did NOTHING!

on second par three, there were 3 groups and it was already over 2 hours. We had to leave because we didn't have 5 hours to play afternoon golf on Friday. We will never go back, way too many better options