Squaw Valley Golf Course - Comanche Lakes Course

Greens have poa annua scattered throughout and numerous bald patches. A putted ball jumps and bounces in different directions. Some mounds in the greens are too high to cut with a mower and it ends up scraping the grass and dirt off creating multiple areas on the greens that should be designated " ground under repair" but they are not. It's been this way for over a year. The course layout is great, the staff are very nice, but the greens on both courses are terrible.

This course used to be highly recommended, but the way the grass is not growing in makes it hard to come play any time soon. The greens need holy water on them, unless you like playing plinko with the golf ball.

The greens are in horrible condition, tee times are cramped together so it takes 5 almost 6 hours to play. They only have 1 cart girl for both courses so you only see her once the whole 18. The head pro steve has horrible customer service. Just go to whitestone,harbor lakes or sugar tree.

The title says it all. The course is fine, but the greens are covered up with a Texas winter poa annua bloom which is only going to worsen over the next month. Putting requires all the skill of a lottery winner.

Could be so good. Over seeding of greens failed…like putting over gravel.

Played on 2/6/25. The tee boxes to fairways were in excellent shape. But the greens were not smooth at all. Every one of them needs to be resurfaced. Not sure about the links side but lakes are off the recommendation list.

Bumpy greens due to Poa Annua.

Good layout. Challenging but fair with well placed fairway bunkers.

Staff is great. Great practice facilities, and bar with grille.

Two 18 hole courses in pretty good condition for January.