Sugarloaf Golf Club

Nice little course . You can use all the clubs .Usually 3 hour round. Played in hard rain ,had to quit after 13 holes .Very scenic in the west end of the "Valley of the Moon"

Was able to play alone and practice because course was not busy. A sunny, beautiful day.

Course is still a litle beat up after construction / sprinkler updates.
Greens were in nice shape.
Pace of play varies depending on who is in front of you.
Fun course to practice on but a little overpriced for the conditions.

Course was in decent shape considering the way the weather has been.

Course is coming together after major irrigation overhaul. Good value!

Nice course that plays fast. No par 5s. Friendly staff. Walking beats taking a cart.

The course is under repair. As I understand it they are installing new water lines and sprinklers. In light of this there are 4 holes that are closed down. As they install new line and sprinklers they will close some and open others. Wherever they made a repair, there is no grass growing so the course looks like a moonscape. The greens are in so-so shape too (maybe because of all the construction and construction workers. I would suggest you find somewhere else to play during this construction period.

The West course, as I hear, is in the same shape as this course.Call ahead to see how many holes are closed before making a tee time.

The Course is under heavy maintenance right now. It was not listed on the website as such. 2 of the holes are closed so they are trying to combine 2 other holes to still make it 18. They are going through replacing all the irrigation on the course so they are not really keeping up with the rest of the course and watering it. If you just want to get loose and hit the ball around a bit it's worth the $10 dollar fire deal but if you pay any more than that then you are wasting your money.

I can't believe the reviews that say this course is well-maintained. It is NOT in good shape and there is irrigation construction going on everywhere (they had 1 hole completely shut down and another just opened as we got there with sand all over the green). The greens are coming out of aeration and are OK, but the SAND TRAPS ARE HORRIBLE. There is maybe 1/4" of sand before you hit hardpan. I can't believe how many times I had severe trouble coming out of the traps. I suggest that you pick it clean... even on greenside bunkers. Long par 3's (many are 200 yards or thereabouts) and short par 4's. Know what you get before you go... and don't believe the "course is well-maintained" reviews!

The course is in great shape. and the putting green were (true) fast.

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.