Native Oaks Golf Club

The course looks beautiful. Unfortunately they over watered and there are swamps throuout the course.The groundskeeping staff have sabotaged the fairways with water. Also, you may not want to play on Wednesdays. Their "men's club" has their tournament on that day and although we were the first group out at 6:30' by the 11 th hole, we were being passed by 2 foursomes for their shotgun start on the 14 th. These men are all well into their 70's, so by the time we reached 14, we still had a foursome just teeing off. Needless to say, the pace of play went from fast to snails pace. It took us 1 hour and 45 minutes to play the final 5 holes.

Course was in great shape. Reclaimed water source allows for a green course.
Greens were in great shape. Tight course layout makes the shorter distance a bit tougher. The shorter risk rewards are usually too much risk and quite simple to play to the club instead of trying to overpower it. Would definitely play this again.

My friends from Switzerland came and I decided to take them to Woods Valley.. I really enjoyed playing at the course and would definitely play again as I say this for the 4th time. My only wish is for the weather to be cooler but it manageable considering the ice chests and 2 bottles of water provided per cart. The course is very nice and challenging, the staff is extremely helpful, and the range has a very nice lawn to practice from before the round. My only wish is for the course to develop a chipping area which could easily be done in front of the cart return area. I would like to send an extra thank you to the course staff and honest golfers that this course brings. I lost my cell phone on the course and before the end of my round it was found and returned to me. Overall, the course is very nice and caters to good and honest people.

Thank you

Played here three times in the past month. The course conditions are getting better as the summer goes along. Very surprising considering the water shortages. Jumped to the top of my list for mid-week go to courses!

Surprised at how well conditioned the course was and especially the greens. My ONLY issue is the lack of visual yardage markers effect the pace of play. Great time!

found the course very fun and liked the long holes, (where I could swing away) but enjoyed the challenge of the short holes. while I'm not a great golfer, I enjoyed the layout of the course overall.

- first one out, only to be told that I would have to share a cart - had to pay $15 on top of my prepaid greens fee in order to ride alone - I have a 6-inch titanium plate in my back and can't leave the driving to someone else, never mind that I have never experienced such a "requirement" in 52 years of playing golf - besides, I enjoy playing golf alone - additionally, I absolutely abhor the all-to-prevalent competitiveness of every golfer I've ever played with - guess what, I'm not here to play you - I'm here to play the course and enjoy the game I love - so, now I'm on the first tee and already someone is waiting right behind me - first tee, and I'm already offering someone to play through - listen, I didn't wake up at the crack of dawn only to have somebody riding up my back from the get - I don't play particularly slowly, but I do like to enjoy myself and not be rushed - the only thing worse than waiting to hit on every tee, is someone hitting balls at my heels - that's not my idea of fun - I play golf for the entirety of the experience, not simply to shoot a score and get out - when I do have the good fortune to play, I'm in no hurry to finish - if I'm out of breath, I'm playing too fast - on this day, I was out of breath from the first hole on - I began letting others play through on the 2nd hole and continued this exercise several times throughout the round - in the end, I finished 18 holes in just over 3 hours - that's ridiculous! - I purposely chose the earliest possible tee time during the middle of the week in order to enjoy a simple round of golf; something I am only able to manage, physically & financially, about once a month - I simply do not understand this rush to hurry up & finish - relax, enjoy yourself, & get off my back! - and as far as I'm concerned, this all begins/began at the clubhouse: two to a cart, can't play alone, hurry, quickly , go, go, go - pushing fast play - to be clear, I hate slow play as much as the next guy - but certainly there must be space between slow play & play fast - so my search continues; my search for a course, a day, and a tee time that encourages its patrons to relax & enjoy a day on the course ..... 18 holes ..... no rush to finish ..... nowhere else to be - nowhere else I'd rather be

Pleasantly surprised! Great fairways and greens for the price...greens receptive and putted true. The front vs. back seemed like two different courses. The landscape, terrain, and oak trees add to the beauty. Smaller greens than I normally see, with challenging bunkers plentiful if off target....will play this gem again soon!!

Greens and fairways are in good shape with a few bare spots, but not bad considering the watering situation. Staff is very friendly and helpful.

Nice golf course. Greens were a little slow I imagine due to lack of rain they don't cut the grass short.

The course from tee to green is in excellent shape. It is rough around the edges but that is ok. Played a week after some heavier rains had hit so a few rough spots. But overall a great value for the price.

Friendly staff, nice range and it was great value and we finished under 4 hours.

Great greens & fairways almost completely covered with grass!!! Playing like a Country Club!
Course is playing exceptionally Well...the greens were GREAT!!!

Good track, narrow fairways and a fair amount of challenge ! Considering the drought course is in better than average! Nice practice area

I've played Woods Valley several times and have enjoyed it every time! The greens are fast but roll true. The fairways are in good shape in spite of the drought. The staff is top notch. My only reservations about WV is the beverage cart isn't active anymore, they're still waiting for a liquor license (they only serve canned beer from a fridge), and the food is simple (hot dogs, pre-made sandwiches, chips - no grill). They operate from a mobile home type structure and need a proper club house.

Just a fun course in good condition that makes you think and never bores you. We played the blues, but you could see that you could choose the level of difficulty by the tees you choose which is how it should be.

I arrived at the course at 610 am for a 630 tee time. Only 1 other player had arrived. The young lady running the pro shop was very friendly. I was allowed to tee off after a few minutes, to give the maintenance crew a head start on mowing the greens and moving the flags. Tees and greens were in really good shape, but the fairways have gotten a little thin and brown. There were a few bare spots on some fairways, but not horrible. Overall, the course is decent. And for $40 on a Sunday morning, it's unbeatable. I finished in just under 3 hours, as no one was with me, or in front of me. I like this course. It's a very fun layout. Not long, but it brings every club into play. It's a strategic course, with a couple fun risk/reward holes. Just about every hole is lined with trouble. Hit em straight, and you'll enjoy it also.

Course was wide open and in perfect shape! The greens are totally back and the entire upkeep of the course was incredible. For $27 rate on golfnow it is an absolute steal! Go out and enjoy it what a beautiful place.

very nice putting surfaces soft landing great roll faire way s could use more watering

I have been playing a lot of value type courses and even played in Palm Springs last weekend. I have to say that this is one of the better layouts. A lot of water for a course that is very reasonably priced in the afternoon. Greens are soft to hold approach shot and roll pretty good. Rough is mowed down, some fairways are a little narrow. Starting on the par 3 Hole 8, the course picks up some character. It is worth the drive and will play again.