Reidy Creek Golf Course

This is a good course for tuning up your short game or learning your distances. There are three sets of tees and so you can select whatever distance you need to define, go to that tee, select your club and test your skills.

The greens are anything but flat and boring: multi-tiered, undulated and well maintained.

This is a walkable course but be prepared for a hilly hike of 335 yard between 10 and 11 and another 410 yards back to the 18th.

All in all a good experience that I found worth repeating.

Very scenic greens that is a great value for the money.

Reidy Creek is in a convenient location, and has a very friendly staff. The course is short, but right now the greens are in good condition and the layout has some real challenges. This is my favorite course for working on my accuracy...no long drives available...but the contours on the greens are demanding and require you to work hard on your ball placement skills. We can get in the 18 holes in about three hours....perfect for quick break from work.

I have been playing this course for just a little over 5 years now and still find it to be just as fun to play as I did when I first started out. The staff is knowledgeable and very friendly, the course is never in bad shape and the pace of play is usually very good. Good course for every level of golf.

I grew up playing short courses for a long time from Los angles all the way down to San Diego County.  My short game is the part of my game I like to work on most.  I would definitely recommend this course to any golfer.  Its not your typical par 3.  You can definitely find trouble if you are not careful on some of the holes.  The greens were in good shape and I can see them at times being even better.  They were not easy if you didn't stick it close on certain holes as there were several undulating changes. There was water, deep bunkers, lots of hazards.  I loved it.  Beautiful courses!