Napa Golf Course at Kennedy Park

Even though the wind was strong today it was a perfect day on the course. It is amazing how well the course is right now and all the work being put into making it better

I am glad to see several of the fairways being redone making it easier to play

I be back very soon

The course was so crowded that I left after 11 holes.

First time playing the course and the wineries were tempting after the round. I had a good time and played by myself but I caught a few foursomes in my round (to be expected), as I made it up to the 14th hole with a few pass thrus from some nice folks, but the foursomes were to much to over come. I skipped holes 15 and 16 and arrived at the 17th and the 18th to finish my round. The course was in good shape, the greens were soft, and the course is a little tight but has a good feel to it. If you like tight courses you won’t be disappointed and the price for the round was excellent.

The course is in pretty good shape. The greens are excellent. The tee boxes were being top dressed. The fairways are good but spotty bad in places. The course is challenging.

I recommend it as an enjoyable place to play.

Paid $30 for a Saturday early afternoon tee time through Golfnow. For that price it was ok and worth it, but I would not pay a dollar more than that to play the course. I’d say about 6-8 holes - mostly in the back 9 - were not maintained. One hole had a third of the “fairway” as hardened dirt (literally). Most greens were in decent shape, while 2-3 of them were in bad shape.

There was a beverage/snack cart going around - that was good. The bar next to the pro shop - nice people. Pace of play was just under 4 hrs - that was the best part!

Again...you get what you pay for.

The course was in great shape but the pace of play was slow 3 hours for the front 9 was hard plus the 97 degree temperature made it a rough day

Dispite that it was fun and I will go back

When it’s cooler

Pace of play was phenomenal. We had a 3 and a half hour round on a Saturday morning. Overall course is in good condition. Greens are smooth and rough isn’t terrible anywhere.

If you like elevated greens, losing balls on fairways this course is just for you. Grass clipping around greens and pot holes on fairways. There is also a homeless camp right next to the course. I wont be playing here anytime soon. Driving range is a joke by the way.

The pace was great the weather was great and the course was in the best shape I’ve seen in a long time

When we got there there was a group of 12 teeing off. We asked to go back 9 where there was nobody coming. The guy was totally rude because of the 12 that were teeing off, half had never played. It took them almost 3 hrs to play the front 9. We went back 9 anyway and did it in 1:35. Then he wouldn’t let us go front 9 while he teed off with his friends. I get rules and everything, but we’ve played there for years, so we know our pace of play and he wouldn’t even listen to us. I can say that we’re probably not coming back.

Reservation was easily recognized in the Pro Shop and Howie was efficient behind the counter.

Other players had not been to Napa previously. Many interesting holes. Lots of Marsh so accuracy is rewarded.

Some holes would benefit from little signs that alert you to the unseen marsh areas that come into play.

We all had a great time.

Napa Golf Course is truly a hidden gem - you can't beat the price for the quality & the holes are truly well designed & maintained. There isn't a single unreasonable hole on the entire course, and the entire staff is as friendly as it gets - thank you Vince & everyone else at Napa Golf Course!

The course is in great shape especially after the rains this winter

All fairways were cut and the rough was playable

Enjoyed the day and will be back soon

Fun course to play, very challenging.

The 9th hole is unplayable. They should put the tee box a few yards from where they park the cart's on the southside of the building and continue to make it a par 3 like they used to during the winter. When you hit your ball down the middle of the fairway as I did, find the ball plugged in the fairway and can't find a dry spot to drop on within 150 or so yards, then it's time to move on. Make it a par 3 or suffer the slow play and back-up on this hole.