Pajaro Valley Golf Club

I used to play there back in the ‘70’s. I play there once in awhile. I like going back home to visit Taylor’s hot dogs, the Wooden Nickel, California Grill, Gizdich Ranch, Freedom Bakery, Freedom Meat Locker & Corralitos market!

The course is in good shape and the driving range is nice too! and the staff are really nice.

I heard the restaurant is new, I’ll try it next round!

This course has really gone downhill within the past year. Dry fairways and bumpy and dry greens. Disappointing because the layout is good. Unfortunately at this time, it's not worth it to play when there's better conditions for around the same price elsewhere.

PV is an exceptional Track but in poor condition. It's my recommendation that PV transitions to a naturalist style golf course with a Single line targeted irrigation system that can substantially shrink the irrigation footprint of the golf course. By transitioning to a naturalist style golf course, PV will save the City water while simultaneously allowing the maintenance staff to MANICURE and actually seed a smaller portion of the golf course and make PV more competitive with similar golf courses in the Watsonville Santa Cruz area.

The course was in much better condition. They mowed tee boxes/rough and got rid of most of maddening white flowers/weeds. Most of the dead trees have been cleared as well. Glad their finally giving the course a little TLC. Still overpriced at regular rates, but a great deal on Golf Now.

Pajaro is a great mid-range course with plenty of challenges to go around. This time around the greens were a bit slower than I've found them in the past, but they are good shape and challenging nonetheless.

The course was improved from the previous time I played here.

We caught perfect dau wonderful course very friendly & accommodating staff. Very challenging course. Will play again when in the area.

Front eight of nine holes were relatively on the easy side. Fairly wide open with little hazards. The back nine had several holes with more topographical challenges. This made the course much more interesting. The course as I understand talking to other players is in much better condition than it was in the past. I found it to be about average in terms of condition. The speed of play was fantastic. Maybe because it was a Wednesday, played in just over three hours. I plan to play there again.

Overall the course was in poor condition. Slow and bumpy greens. All the fairways needed mowing. The cart paths have deep ruts and large holes. It’s the worst I’ve ever seen Pajaro.

The course layout is great and green condition was good.

The only downside is the fairway is full of white flowers.

Bring a non white colored ball, else you’ll lose the ball in the middle of the fairway 😀

I used to play this course growing up. Fun course used to be in great condition. Tee boxes and ruff unmowed. Stupid white flowers/weeds all throughout the fairway. Hit it down the middle and spend 5 minutes to hopefully find your ball Big piles of cut down branches on the side of several faireays. Overall just overgrown and under maintained. I would never pay their actual green fees to play here. Only when it's cheap enough on Golf now for nostalgia purposes. That being said the staff is very friendly and would be a good course with a little TLC.

I played here for the very first time and the course layout is nice just needs some fine tuning roll the greens, cut the rough and tee boxes and cut the fairways where they are nice and tight. But good god the cart paths need a lot of work other than the small fixes the course is great would definitely recommend