Spring Valley Golf and Disc Golf Club

Staff is awesome Jim always is super nice to me. Course needs a lot of work, it has great potential but greens are sandy and patchy, fairways are not lush and tee boxes are abused. They have scrambles on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s don’t go when those are going on because they play too many players at once and don’t let you play through until you are on top of them and they will even keep playing as you hit an approach shot. Almost seems like they think they own the gold course. I love spring valley because it’s a cheap course and I can get some practice for a quick nine holes by my self.

Interesting course. dual play with frisbee golf, which seems to be the focus. Cart path only with some extremely wet spots, even in the fairway. Tight, short course with mounded, sanded greens which were marginal, but it is early in the season. Staff was nice, carts worked. No rakes by the traps, no sand in the divot fill jars on the carts. Seems like course care is secondary...

Nice staff. The 4 star rating on google is not warranted.

Didn't expect much, but my girlfriend and I had much fun... conditions weren't great, weather was rainy at times, fun factor still high... will be back and recommend to friends...

Great staff went out of the way to assist my 10 year old grandson either golf tee selection for his tee collection by providing us a box of tees from which he could pick special Logo tees. The pace of golf play was excellent as they had a Disc golf tournament on the same day. The first three holes required some maintenance upgrades as the greens where in just okay shape for a late November 2019 round. Overall an outstanding place to play with children to improve their golf game.

You’ll get what you pay for, but a great place to take beginners who don’t want to burn cash and lose balls. Normal tee times are closer to $20 but $10 for 9 holes isn’t terrible. Fairways have gotten better since I’ve been here last but the greens might hurt your putting game extremely inconsistent.

Perfect course to practice irons. Im a beginner and It’s hard to practice irons on a 72 par course. This course is very narrow and short, so it forces you to focus on making accurate shots. Think of this course as a driving range... Well worth the value.

Where Traditional Golf & Disc Golf meet.

The par 3 course is good for anyone needing to get away from the driving range and have fairways to swing away on. Fast paced and peaceful. Very enjoyable.