The Bayonet at Bayonet/Black Horse Golf Course

The greens were freshly aerated and some of the fairways were punched, making the round a little difficult. And most of bunkers were like hitting off concrete. Still had fun, but a little expensive considering the conditions.

Had a day off on our Road Trip and spontaniously played Bayonet. Course was in very good condition an pace of play was good (3 1/2 hours in a twosome with buggy but behind a foursome) and the layout is very nice. Some very challanging holes (played from the back tees) and some risk an reward ones.

Only downer was the price for rental clubs. I was shocked by that. Charged 75$ per set and it was all Callaway but with mixed shafts. Some stiff, some regular one even A. That was nearly the same amount as the greenfee including buggy, so way out of line. That is why the overall rating is not 5 stars. So, if you have your own clubs, great course to play, if you are on vacation without your clubs, then think twice.

Extremely good course, layout is absolutely fantastic and challenges all types of golfers. Very tight tree lined course but very picturesque. The practise area one of the best I’ve seen.

Only thing that lets it down is they have allowed construction for houses to be built on the majority of the front 9 so lots and lots of building work up and down about 8 of the holes. Other than that it’s worth a drive to play for sure. Bring your A game though as it’s very tough.

Overall everything was great, only down side was the rental clubs. They were ok, but 75$ for one set is quite heavy…

Title says it all. I was pleased with the course and price I paid.

WARNING: when on the driving range you will be routinely bothered by over-anxious staff to the point of being obnoxious.

No complaints. Wish I brought my .22. Ground squirrels were too tame.

Big long layout. Super hard and fast greens. The locsls say this is similar experience to the more expensive courses in the area. But lower cost. Beautiful cypress trees. One of my favorites to play in the area.

The conditions of the course in mid March are very rough. Greens not filled in and rough putting and the fairways very patchy. Hard to find any nice grassy areas. I am sure it is just the time of year where not warm enough to grow grass. If you are local, continue to play the course but if you re visiting I would not recommend playing the course this time of year because of the poor condition. and the rates are too high for this poor condition. This is the former Ft Ord golf course and very disappointed they do not have a military rate.

This course used to be my must-play in Monterey area for the price-value but it's no longer true. Played baoynet and BH yesterday -- lots of bare spots, including tee boxes.

Green remains fast but super bumpy. my ball has to roll over large spots filled with sand.

Understandably the CA drought makes brown the new green, but still very disappointed to see the green quality.