Foxtail Golf Club - South Course

The round on Monday afternoon played well with a little waiting on some holes.The course was in very good shape.

grass is long in the rainy season. rough is pretty rough and you can lose your ball easily given how long grass is

The South course still has bad drainage issues. Fairways are underwater, bunkers have large pools of water and even the cart paths are under water. The North course is in much better shape.

Fairways in good shape and had been mowed. The rough needs to be mowed in some areas to make finding your ball as our whole group lost several balls in it.

Great Staff, Good Course. Just a bit muddy, and a several holes were ‘cart path only’ (Unknown why, only rain lightly for a few hours, 11 days ago).

Also be aware there were no handicap cart flags. I rode with a handicap player and he was only able to complete 11 holes could not continue walking to his ball. Back and knees issues.

North course was beautiful and curated. The starter was so kind and helpful. Polish dogs were great. Overall great experience even considering the Friday pace.

Greens were perfect but course was wet from previous rains

Bunkers were full of water

We were supposed to play with another couple, but no announcements were made and we did not know who they were

More interaction from starter or pro shop would have been better

Also, pace was very slow - saw a marshall once but that id not increase pace of play even though it is noted everywhere that it shoud take 4hours and 15 minutes to play

Tee time is on schedule, pace of play was fast, medium challenge, fairway could be better condition, greens were on the fast side, left many birdies on the green, definitely return, good value for money.

Putting greens were awesome. Love the course but the problem was the fairways. The fairways were way too muddy and smelled like sewage.

Broken irrigation lines litter the course. Hard packed clay with deep cracks between soggy mud holes are a feature of most fairways. Burnt out dead grass surrounds many greens. 5-some high schoolers walk the course with zero awareness of the pile ups behind them followed by the coach calling an extended huddle on the 18th green. The staff and facilities are great, but I’d never pay more than $30 to play the south course. This course is due for a major overhaul!

First time playing the North Course. Would highly recommend. Greens were great, course has numerous bunkers in good shape and challenging hole layouts. Played in 4 hours on a Wednesday afternoon. However, have been told by the people I was paid with that was the exception to the rule as it is normally pretty slow.

Choose the north course over this one any time.

Last time I played this course was in 2020. It hasn't changed one bit. There's still drainage problems and fairways are not in great shape and sand traps could be a whole lot better. For the price that I paid which was $70, I think this was way too much for it. I would. I wouldn't pay more than 30 bucks for this course in the morning.

The north course is great (usually). When I got to the first green I realized why the green fee was such a deal: aerated greens…..

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……… with sand so putt away!

The only thing I ask is that courses let golfers know up front that they are aerating.

I know it might be end of summer, but if they're gonna charge high rates for the North course, it shouldn't have greens in such bad shape. We had to put over far too many bare spots. One on our squad lost 6 balls off the tee without hitting one errant shot, they just disappeared in the rough. Range and putting greens are decent, but no shade. They have a pub, but a foursome overflows the bar. I'll be back, cuz I always come back, but this last round left us scratching our heads a bit.

Great layout, greens excellent, pace was great, course well maintained.