Sierra/Comstock at Empire Ranch Golf Course

Instead of a modified cup where your ball goes in the shallow hole the cup is above ground. This is more like croquet where you can slam the ball against the pvc pipe. It will ruin your putting skill.

Came out on a beautiful warm and no wind day. Was a bit crowded but staff did an excellent job handling. They were extremely kind to me as a single player and went above and beyond to get me on and have a great day. Really fun course that is a great course for getting back out on the course and starting to swing the club again.

Empire Ranch golf course is our “go to” course for frequent play. It is less expensive than some of the other courses In the area and you can almost always play with just your group, whether it be for 2 players or 4. The Mallards grill also puts out a good lunch menu. Sometimes the greens are not in that great of condition, especially this time, but we will definitely be back.

We were so happy the course was open during the Coronavirus time.

This was our first time at Empire and was pleasantly surprised how nice the course was.

We really don’t have high expectations since the price is so reasonable.

The guy running the desk was super nice and welcomed us for being there for the 1st time.

Nice driving range

Everything sterilized/ carts/ bathrooms etc.

We will definitely be back

It was a cold day, but good to be out on the course. The staff in the office were exceptionally helpful. With the cool weather, they had to make alternative starting arrangements - started on 12 because 1 was frosty. Pace of play was excellent. Course is coming back well.

I’ve played this course a few hundred times, so I’m rather fond of it. Unfortunately, the flood of a few years ago, reduced it from 27 to 18 holes, and there are a lot of holes that still show damage. Today the weather was perfect, but I think most golfers felt it would be too cold and windy to play. That was not the case so the lack of many golfers made for very fast play (which is often the case). My partner was on fire today and shot a personal best 82. He is a 20 handicap, so it was a good day!

I have played here before but it has been years. I found myself lost on where is the next hole 3 times because of poor direction indicators. The course is alot of fun and golfer friendly. I'll be back many more times going forward.

I had a good round. Pleasant weather , and good staff.

My buddy and I have been playing this course every other Monday. The greens are in great shape, and except for a handful of fairways, the flood damage from a few years ago is minimal. Every round includes a $4 food & beverage credit, so we will either have lunch between 9’s, or get a refillable fountain drink ($2) and a couple of their homemade cookies ($1 each). I’m not a dessert person, but the cookies are “to die for”.We almost always finish in only 3 hours, so pace of play is good.

I played today. It was a bit warm but there was a breeze. Course conditions are improving but #9 still needs work.

All in all a good golf day..

Did not care for the course at all. To many places you were in danger of getting hit with a ball rate of play was not good had to wait while the group in front of us hit two or three balls each off of tee box no marshal to hurry up play .will not play this course again

This was my first time playing the course since Mother Nature wiped out the red course. The rest of the course is still recovering from a lot of water this year and some spots on the fairways were a little soupy to drive on. No marshals on the course to tell the groups (like the one’s in front of us today) to pick up their pace of play. Some people need to swallow their pride and realize they can’t drive a ball 275-300+ Yards so play off the tees that suit your game and while their at it fix your pitch marks on the green, it’s called etiquette and it’s really okay to respect the course as well as the players you’re holding up.