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Pleasanton Country Club is an 18-hole, regulation-length golf course in Pleasanton, Texas. This medium-length layout has three sets of tee boxes for a fun - but challenging - golfing experience. Featuring 6,529 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72, Pleasanton Country Club's rating is 71.5 and it has a slope rating of 120. Designed by Steve Mrak, the golf course opened in 1968. A flat course, Pleasanton Country Club is easy to walk. The greens are large, and the fairways are tree lined. There are several large oak trees that can affect your shots, and water comes into play on five holes.
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Goat ranch!!!
While the staff was very nice and accommodating, and the carts and amenities were fine, course conditions were some of the worst I've ever played. The greens were atrocious! They looked like mine fields and were so wet they felt like sponges when I walked on them (we were the 3rd group off at 8:10). The "fairways" were longer than the rough. Tee boxes were like pitchers mounds. Every green had a resod "beard" on the front of them due to fungus. And as usual, when your ball does find the rough its like hitting out of a bunker because there's so much sand. Save your money and go somewhere else.
Hidden Gem
Because I end up around trees a lot I am pretty good at dealing with those situations. So, I chose this course for that reason. There are a lot of trees. Oddly enough I did not end up around a lot of the trees. This is a thinking man’s course. I loved the layout and the fact that you have many choices on how to attack it. I will play this course every time I am in the area indeed. The staff is very friendly and efficient.
Greens need some work
This course had a nice layout. They had a friendly staff golf carts were in good shape. The greens need some serious work. But overall, the grill was great. The food was excellent, and the people are awesome.
Trees humble you
This course is difficult I would love to se PGA play here it would make them cry with how narrow of a window you have to put it into the fairway. This is a great course love it
Confused
We enjoyed the course layout, however it was very confusing trying to figure out where the next tea was when you drive up to the tea box the signs were facing the T and not the cart path so you had to get out of your cart walk up on the tea and read the plaque to find out what hole it was and then with all the cart paths crossing each other throughout the course it was difficult to understand which way you were supposed to turn to get to the next hole. my wife was disappointed with the bathroom since there was no toilet paper no water no way to clean your hands. at our age. We’d like to have a nice clean bathroom on the course.
Good not Great
From short and rude personal in pro shop to sand bunkers on greens, there are a couple of things I could/will complain about. The course itself is fun to play, just beware TREES, hungry hungry TREES.
Nice layout fairways were OK greens nothing special
I love this course.
I've played this course about 30+ times last year and about 12 times this year.
Good Value and in Good Shape
I play this course frequently using a $29 Hot Deal they offer daily.
It is an "old-school" small town parkland course on flat ground. Most holes are lined by large trees. Some of these trees make dog-leg holes quite tricky if you cannot hit over them.
The greens are in excellent shape, with the exception of a few holes on the back 9 which strangely have a different type of grass.
Overall this course is a relaxed, friendly place that is in good shape considering the low green fees. The new carts they added in June are a bonus.