Napa Golf Course at Kennedy Park

course is a fun one, good lay out, nice surroundings, nice people. The course itself looked like it was still recovery from the wet season though. little rough out there in some spots, mud, dry spots, they were reseeding the which was the good thing. Overall i liked the course and play

This is one of the few public courses in Napa. It has a decent layout with plenty of challenge for every golfer. However the course drains poorly and upkeeep is mediocre. Often times one of the par 4's is even turned into a 60 yard par 3 due to the fairway conditions. Furthermore their staff aren't that friendly or accommodating. Check out Chardonnay or Eagle Vines when in the Napa Valley.

Used to play this course about once a month (ten years ago), and liked everything about it.....except the greens, which were fuzzy and way too slow. But the layout was interesting and the scenery beautiful and calming. Many, many mature trees, lots of water, and postage stamp (mostly elevated and slightly domed) greens: So played yesterday (introducing a good friend to the course) w/ mixed expectations. Expecting the beautiful trees everywhere and also expecting (but hoping not so much) the slow greens.

I was wrong on both counts. The greens were in great condition....and, to my surprise, firm and pretty fast. However, I was and am greatly saddened by the massive number of trees they've lost (and are in the process of losing). All of them, it appears, are pines that died (are dying) do to the drought of 2 years ago and/or disease brought on by the drought. I feel so badly for Napa County and the course management that are having to experience this. It's truly heartbreaking to behold. That said, there remains quite a number of healthy mature trees (non-pines mostly) and I hope the county will be quick with plantings of fast growing, hearty species that will return some of the course's lost beauty......although it will take many, many years, as most of the pines lost were likely close to 100 years in age and older. I still recommend this course for it's creative, classic layout and wish Napa County and the management all the best in it's ongoing battle w/ nature.

Poor coarse conditions. Lots of dead areas. When they mow the lawn they don’t remove the clippings/ cut grass. There are clumps of dead cut grass everywhere. Signs and logos are in run down poor condition.

I think this course and staff should do a better job of reiterating golf etiquette to clueless people. We were stuck behind a couple groups so the group behind us thought it would be OK to hit into us three times. I sent their balls straight into the water for them. Unfortunately it’s obviously all about the money because if it wasn’t you would never let incompetent people on the course.

Too many pebbles in the bunkers, especially when it's packed down with the sand.

I do carry a SAND WEDGE, but I don't carry a club that will move pebbles. To Blue Rock's credit, they did manage to get a two man crew out to groom the bunker's when we were playing in the afternoon. We as golfer's would be better served, if the bunker's were groomed first thing in the morning, instead of in the afternoon. Then we wouldn't be having this conversation.

It's the attention to the little things, that bring golfer's back.

Such a fun course to play, it's just too bad they can't afford to keep it in the condition everyone would like. It's a little funky in design in some respects, but in a fun way. Lots of water around to punish you is you don't hit it straight. When the fairways improve with spring and summer weather, it will be even more fun, but you can enjoy it right now if you are not to fussy about playing clean and replace.

The greens were awful. Somebody improperly trained did the worst flag replacements in the world the previous flag placement was loose and had cracks and I have never played on greens with so many deviations from digits and brown spots

Course in good condition, only negative thing I have to say is, fairways run next to each other . With the weekend golfers makes for the possibility to get hit by a ball .

Enjoy playing each week this pass 2 years. Winter golf has been better than expected . Looking forward to playing again next week.

we play this course frequently. In winter/spring it can be awfully wet - bad drainage but it is fun, inexpensive, great pace of play and - right next to great wineries. Can't get much better.

Very discouraging. Drives were lost in the middle of fairways due to water and plugged. The ninth hole is reduced to a 60 yd pitch shot because the fairway is flooded. I will not play again until mid July...maybe

Yes it’s wet out there but very playable . Always a good time out here . Greens are good.

The course was wide open with a bit of extra water left over from a recent rain. All in all a great day to play golf at Kennidy park.

One of the best courses around. Well maintained course except for some puddles that won't drain since it's been there for quite some time. You just have to avoid landing your golf balls there. :) other than that, a very good course for the money.