Whitney Oaks Golf Club

I played this course 2 or 3 years ago and did not like it. Lots of blind shots and blind trouble. But this time around I thought my way around much better and really enjoyed it. Very much a target golf course and if you miss fairways good luck.

Beautiful course, challenging greens, great staff. wonderful after round libations.

Whitney is a very fine golf course. It’s mostly a good design with a few nonsense holes, #5 and #17 if you’re playing the Blue tees. It’s a tough test and you’ll lose a few here.

Tough layout, you can lose a lot of balls once you are off the fairway.

Greens are in great shape.

The pace of play is not bad for the weekend.

Friendly Starter and Pro Shop Staff.

Hit off the grass on the Driving Range.

Shots out to the cart girl for always being there when needed.....

Thanks.

What a beautiful and fantastic course. Every bit of grass was well maintained and the greens ran fast. You should know before coming here that this is a very challenging course and not for the faint of heart. Bring extra balls and thank me afterwards. The front 9 is definitely more challenging than the back 9.

One of my favorite golf courses. If you play during the work week (Mon - Friday) you can expect less crowded, more leisurely golf.

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First 12 holes took 4 hours. We skipped 13 & 14 as we saw no one ahead. HOLES 15-18 finishes in 30 minutes. They need a Marshall out there badly.

This is a really fun, but challenging course if you don’t hit it straight nor know when to put the driver away. The staff was great as was the clubhouse. They have a hot dog, chips and 32 ounce soda for $10 deal.

Definitely would play it differently next time around and lose less balls in the process.

Always enjoy a fun round at Whitney. Bonus on April 28, 2025 - Brand New mats at the driving range.

Turf in good condition.

If you know and play Whitney then you're good. But a warning to high handicap ad beginners - This course might be too difficult for you. I played with an old guy yesterday who said he hadn't played golf in8 months. He shot well over a score of 130 and lost at least 20 balls. So if you are a novice I recommend you play somewhere easier like Diamond Oaks or Timber Creek both in Roseville.

First time playing here. I thought the layout was great, with a couple of janky holes, overall really liked it. Greens were recently aerified, but with small hole, so no problem and they rolled very good. There were a few areas that could use some mowing and a few spots on greens that were dirt. But overall pretty ok.

Golf course was in great shape except for a couple sand traps that were under repair