Sugarloaf Golf Club

I won't let my score taint my enjoyable day at Oakmont's East Course. Beautiful grounds, well kept greens and wonderful Sonoma County kept my spirits up as I tried to get out of the sand.

Fairways and tee boxes were awful. Greens really slow due to sanding.

Good course, very challenging for beginners like my group. We really liked it there. Great learning course really makes you think about club selection as it is a Par 3 and Par 4 only course.

not much to say kind of average. short course. not very well maintained.

Older Fellow in pro shop was grumpy. I said I had driven two hours to play the course. He replied "I'm not impressed"

No way to treat a customer.

What a fantastic course, to improve your accuracy, short game, and sand play. No saving grace for the hooker or slicer, too many roof tops to be had. Novice Beware...2 dozen balls should be enough for 18 holes. To help speed up play, just drop where you thought it could have gone....Lots of trees, deer, quail, rabbits, and giggles. Fun course to play, at any level ___We had an absolute BLAST!! going again next weekend

Not a full size course, but a nice relaxing afternoon of golf. We will definitely return here.

18 holes, mostly par 3. Very well maintained and not busy at all. Great experience.

It is a executive course par 68. It is really good for practice on mid-range irons.

Staff always very friendly it always a pleasure playing Oakmont courses.

I love to play this course because there are many difficult holes to challenge the "better" golfers. The deer have the right of way and add to the charm. The views of the coastal range is usually sharp and clear. The course is well maintained and the pace of play is usually excellent. I played yesterday in just under 3 hours but 31/2 is more typical. For the novice, the fairways are wide and spraying the ball is not too troublesome. For the better golfers, there are 6 par threes that are 170-210 yards. For the real "bombers" the course is too short since all the par 4s are 230-350 yards, with 310 the most typical.

Shorter than Oakmont North (with its par 5s), but much longer than your usual executive course. If anything, it's easy with few challenges. Nevertheless, with its views you can't go wrong - unless you get lost trying to find it. Just know that the entrance is on a side street to the left a little more than a half mile beyond the North course clubhouse. Look for the small green sign pointing the way.

The course is a favorite for the older residents in this retirement community - who often go out in foursomes, so I wouldn't recommend the course if you're in a hurry.

The short East course is a nice mix of easy and challenging. Perfect for the beginner to intermediate golfer. The greens were as nice as you'll find on a public course.

Although a little Pricey, for a short 18 hole course.

There were four of us in our group and even though there were players aheah of us and behind us, the speed of play was just fine.

It was a beatiful day of gold and this couse is fast becoming my best course to play.

Good value. A fun little course! The course has a lot of long Par 3's which are well bunkered.

I got a fantastic deal for this executive course on GolfNow, and I'm glad I played here. Very well-maintained tee-boxes, fairways, and greens, although there were gale-force winds the day we played, and there were some sticks and leaves covering many of the greens. The course isn't particularly difficult, but it's a great place to practice your short game and gain some confidence in your drives. Recommended!

Challenging executive course nestled in amongst a senior living community. This course is pretty well maintained and the greens speed up in the summer to lightning quick. Overall, a very enjoyable course that isn't cheap nor overly expensive. Somewhere in between.

Course was well maintained and very fun to play. It's forgiving and a great place to practice on your game.

Over all condtion of fairways very good. Greens were still growing back from areation. A bit bumpy