Chardonnay Golf Club

Course is both enjoyable and challenging. However being stuck behind 5 young dudes that couldn't hit straight begged me to quit after 11 holes and 3 1/2 hours.

The course has too many hazards for 20+ handicappers. Annoying that the industry hasn't designed a scheme to mitigate -

The layout of the course is great, with the first 9 holes being really fun to play.

The greens are ‘adventurous’, with slopes built in and with them being long and narrow - you have to pick your landing spot carefully, unless you want to watch your ball slide off of the green into a bunker, or into no man’s land!

The only issue that is obvious is that the concrete cart paths are in less than good condition - lots of cracks on them.

The layout of the course is great, with many of the holes owning spots in my top 20 holes list!

Pace of play was really good, until we caught up with the group in front of us on hole 13!

There were parts of some of the fairways that were a bit soggy - guessing that the groundskeepers got a bit crazy watering the course, in recent days.

Overall, it was an enjoyable round on a great course.

Enjoy standing around waiting all day? This isnyour spot.

I booked online and wasn't told that the greens had been recently punched. I would have considered another course if I had know that. And was not given any discount because of it. Additionally the 3rd hole was under construction. Half the fairway was under repair and had workers using power tools on the course as we played through.

It was an extremely hot day and there were no water stations anywhere on the course or even a cart girl. Lucky for us we came prepared with jugs of water.

For the money, I'd play Eagle Vines instead.

I haven’t seen sand in the bunker for the last 2years… is there a plan for that? Currently that is the only reason why I’m not getting a membership

I played Chardonnay regularly in the late 90's and early 2000s. Then got busy playing other more local courses. Then moved to about 60 miles away and boy, it was great to "get back home" to Chardonnay." Remembered why I always loved the layout and course. Going to get back soon!

Kind of sad how bad shape the corse is in. The greens are great. Other than that everything else needs a ton of work. No sand in bunkers, most are mud pits. Can’t even rake them they are so firm. Uneven tee boxes with lots of foot holes. Lots of missing ball washers. Dry patches everywhere. Where is the money going on this course??? Staff is awesome but they need a better maintenance crew.

The greens and fairways are in good shape but the tee boxes and sand traps could use some help. No beverage cart or water on the course so the pro shop should inform everyone that they should stock up before going out.

No marshall or starter for this money kind of ruins it. People want to play by themselves which is understandable at municipal but I was between 3 twosomes that all wanted to be alone . Totally ruins pace of play. I never play here so it might be better when not a holiday.

Love escaping the valley heat and playing Chardonnay GC. Course always has great views playing amongst the vineyards. Tee boxes need upkeep. I saw many painted construction lines on the paved cart path, so hopefully they are breaking up and repouring new concrete soon. Only saw one bathroom on the course. Carts are showing their age.