Forty-Niner Country Club

I generally enjoy playing this course but the greens are in terrible condition. Very patchy, sandy, like putting on concrete. More effort needs to be put into the course. Facilities are great, but players golf for the course. I think I’ll wait until the fall for these green to recover. Avoid in the summer

Course is doing ok for the time of year we are in.

Fairways have some bare or partially bare spots but the greens were pretty good although a little slow.

Price was great and the pace of play was about 3 1/2 hours.

Love this coarse. It’s close to home and staff goes above and beyond to make sure you’re satisfied.

considering no rain the course has been in good condition.

Would have rated higher but the bar & grill was closed for a function later in the day.

First off, it was hot! Second, it's the price to pay to play golf in the summer in the desert. Course was in good condition; they were watering on certain holes to keep the grass alive but nothing that interfere with the game.

Always love playing here, near the mountains. lots of mature trees. There are homes that surround the course, but they don't seem to come into play very often. Maybe I'm getting better?

Would recommend play a round or two here.

Aerating of the greens in progress, sprinklers going everywhere, groundskeepers buzzing around doing their thing. Was a busy round with all that going on, but still a great course to play at. Overall decent day on the links.

The fairways and tee boxes were under repair. A lot dead grass. Wish they would’ve put that on the website when booking. I have played there before and it’s always been a great course