Whitney Oaks Golf Club

Course is nice and good condition. Only thing is the houses on the side. If you have a really bad slice or hook, it could be intimidating..

Was a nice track, cart only due to amount of rain this February. Overall I enjoyed the round!

The head starter had an really bad attitude. He actually was denigrating golf-now golfers. Said they were tearing up the course and wrecking the carts. ??? Thinks this course is Pebble Beach or Olympic Club. It was in very marginal condition. Course has gone downhill in a major way. Weedy and seedy. Range is horrible with worn out mats. Too bad, it used to be some place!

Would have been nice to know course fairway s where flooded.out ! Before I payed green fee

I gave the course condition a 4 only because it had been raining a lot and it was cart path only, lots of soggy wet areas in the fairway, this is an assume golf course and the staff is first class

Course is very challenging. Many holes are target golf. So you better bring your “A” game or a lot of extra balls. Greens are fast and tricky but very do-able. Practice putting green is pretty much what you’re going to get on the course.

I've played this course many times, but this is my first review. This is a very tight course, and any above a 15 should bring several sleeves of balls (think a case). Good shots can end up running through the hard-pan fairways into protected wetlands (can't play out of them or retrieve your ball), and every hole has a hazard of some kind off the tee. Fairway lies vary, but most are tight lies requiring solid ball striking (especially in the winter). Greens in really good shape, but collars and chipping areas in poor condition (think about chipping off hard pan, muddy thin lies, or crabgrass). If you don't hit your tee shots very straight, you will not likely want to come back. Course layout is fun for higher level players, but again, very difficult. No bailout on most holes, and a bad swing will cost you dearly. Staff is great, especially the bar staff. Has a fun bar to have a few after your round with views of the course, but food is just bar quality food. They are under new ownership, and they need to spend a lot of money on the course to make this a good value for anyone who doesn't live within a short drive. I wouldn't play it if I wasn't local. Not recommended for anyone above a 15 handicap unless you bring a full bag of balls and do not care about your score.

Golf course is bar none the most fun interesting challenging there well kept maintained and unbelievably people in very very very shot provoking. I'm playing it in the winter right now and it is amazing I cannot wait to get out here in the summertime and have some real fun this golf course is possibly my favorite I've played in California and I've played a lot of them I can't say enough for this course it's absolutely phenomenal and I don't review that many courses of all the courses I've played I've only done maybe six or seven reviews and this golf course deserves five stars fantastic time

Fairways were not in very good shape. Course is very hilly with limited flat lies. Probably will not play this course again.

Playing in the winter, you expect the course to be a bit rough and wet. The conditions were fantastic, no wet spots, allowed to drive in the fairways. Great conditions!

Love this course with all the different holes. It was like we were the only ones on the course

I always enjoy playing Whitney Oaks, no matter how poorly I am playing (or balls I lose).

Unfortunately, this round was hindered by extremely slow play. What is usually a 4 to 4.5 hour round was extended to about 5 hours and 30 minutes.

Of course, I will definitely return to Whitney Oaks, but I am hopeful the next time the pace is so slow, a course marshal will step in and encourage quicker play.

I’ve played here several times and enjoy the course layout. It’s challenging and forces you to think your way around each hole. Unfortunately, the pace of play was dreadful. Starting around the 3rd hole there were 2-3 foursomes waiting on each tee box. By the time we finished 9 holes, about 2 hours and 45 minutes later, I decided to call it a day because it’s just not enjoyable playing that slow. Not a good way to spend $75. I wasn’t the only one either. I saw a few others in the parking lot doing the same thing, guys I was chatting with from other groups that I met while we were waiting on every hole. Whitney Oaks staff needs to do a better job keeping things moving along on the course. I never once saw a Marshall out there either.

It’s a good course but 3 hours to play 9 holes is unacceptable. Avoid weekends