Teal Bend Golf Club

Course was in great shape. Greens were rolling perfect. Course was nice and dry.

The staff are generally friendly and inviting. I real like the course layout. Each hole is interesting. For a busy day the pace of play was very good. Slowed down on a few hole, but not too long. Enough time to allow the group ahead to hit their second shot. The course was surprisingly dry, which was a good thing for the area. Many of the other courses are a mud pit.

Well as always Teal Bend is a fun track, mosquitoes exceptionally bad today … wow standing on the 18th tee there was literally no exaggeration there was a mosquito for every 2-3 ft up and down! I teed off at 11:10, th group in front of us was not only terrible players which honestly I don't care but dang the loud obnoxious language, waiting on every tee box until the next group was on the tee???? Theybsaidbthr group in front of them were “walkers” and it slow!!! No it was them and the marshall would not speak to them in fear… these guys were your absolute nightmare of a group. In the last part three there were two groups waiting. I stood in th 18th fairway being eaten alive for wait for it…. 16 minutes!!!!!! Indont know wtf they were doing but…..oh well

For the amount of rain we received early this week the course was in good shape. Some muddy areas but very playable otherwise. 👍🏻👍🏻 to the course superintendent

The course was fine. The fairways were are little ragged and bare in some areas. I think the rainy weather has taken its toll. It was a bit disappointing that the clubhouse bar/restaurant closed before 5pm right when our round concluded. My group was hoping to enjoy a beer afterwards and catch up like we usually do after playing golf. The representatives were pretty firm on the stance that the clubhouse was closing. I am of the opinion that they should stay open for the golfers who are finishing later in the day.

Great course, value. They cleaned up the leaves so no lost balls, no time wasted trying to find your ball.

Played yesterday, in the rain. The Geo fencing for the cart made it beep almost constantly. After the second or third hole, we drove in to talk to the guy managing the carts. He was pretty unfriendly didn’t say anything specific, but just a very unfriendly negative tone. We are too old guys, early 60s. First time in years, we’ve left a review with negative content. Other than that, this is one of our favorite courses. And we will be back many times in the future.

Love this course but winter is clearly here. No rough, spots of mud, fairways are dormant and grass is sparse. Need to hit it down the absolute middle of the ball will easily bounce/run off into the hazards without any rough. Greens are still in great shape despite nobody fixing ball marks.

Played in we conditions. The greens are amazing for winter golf. Fairways were as good as any course in the greater Sacramento area.

This course is a little out of the way, but well worth the drive! Laid out on a huge space and definitely one to have a cart, which is included with your fees. Call in a food order at the 8th hole to pick up from the clubhouse at the turn and the food was good. Friendly staff - had a little ‘talking to from the Marshall because one of our foursome was sharing clubs as it was his first time Ever golfing and we tried explaining but the Marshall didn’t want to hear it… even though we were waiting on two parties ahead of us!

Overall a great experience!

For December you can't ask for much else. No bare spots to be found, even though the Bermuda was turning brown. Just happened to be behind a slow group.

All the courses managed by the Wilson Golf management are consistent and very well maintained. I play at Turkey Creek, Empire Ranch and Catta Verdera and I'm always impressed with staff and course conditions.

This is one of my favorite courses in the Sacramento area. Great location and design. The course is in good

condition and the greens are well maintained.