Birch Hills Golf Course

New sand in the bunkers and new tee boxes are making the course better

Starter is friendly … Appreciate the overall experience @ Birch Hills. A great place to enjoy some time with friends

A lot of effort is being made on course improvements and the staff are always friendly!

This course has been improving over the past few months. I definitely suggest more awareness for fixing ball marks on greens, but overall really fun course. Most of the negatives are caused by others so no blame on the management

This is the first time I've played this course in ten years. Nice greens, amenities and staff. Can you do something about the tee boxes? Many tees had no place to stand where there was a flat lie. Uphill lies on a couple. Lumpy on many. I understand it gets a lot of traffic but this seems fixable.

Another Fun Round. Joined 3 golf buddies 4-a day. Played ok making some bad and good shots along the way. botched my drive at the 18th, spent time fishing ball out from fence, so picked up, said goodbye and went home.

Does anybody know of another exec. course like Birch where one can play to get some variety in their outings?

Been a while since I last played Birch and was surprised to find the tee boxes were nothing but dirt and sand with patches of grass growing here and there, for the most part. Rest of the course is fine. Hopefully they're reseeding or redoing the tee boxes as a few of them were also moved forward. I hope this is a short term issue as I really like the course and its value otherwise.

Comparing green fees, it would be recommendable. But the course conditions were not good.

If you’re looking to work on your short game this is a good course. Only negatives are the chewed ip tee boxes and the beat up greens

I play here so often that I'm meeting up with players with whom I have shared a round previously.

This round was played in real hotness (101).

I left after 10 holes, but enjoyed the g.c. until the heat got me.

I've only played Birch a few times, but the couse seemed to have all of the same areas "under construction". Theee are mostly areas where the grass is all dug up or there just isn't grass for whatever reason. Several of the tee boxes were this way, so it was common for all of the tee markers to be close together (blue, white, red). It just seems like the maintenance is sub-par and there's no hurry to get the many closed off areas finished and playable.

I hit a near ace on the 6th hole … Par 4 @ 268 yards

Only to get lectured for 5 minutes about “speeding up play”

Then get followed throughout the hole ( taking the fun out of my next Eagle putt )

If you’re hitting the green in ONE shot on a Par 4… the Marshall needs to understand the situation better… let the person attempt their Eagle putt in peace! Please!

As a golfer who has played courses from San Diego to Sonoma County, I was very disappointed in my experince with Birch Hills. To begin, we were excited to play this course. We noticed that the Marshall wasn't welcoming in explaining the course, but of course no big deal. Then at the 8th hole he harrassed my group. We had nobody behind us and the gentlemen in front were where we could see them, still playing our upcoming hole. Nobody was waiting for us and to that moment we weren't waiting on anyone. My fouresome averaged just under 9 minutes a hole. We were walking, and at a pretty good pace. The Marshall proceeded to stop our group on the 8th hole to tell us there was an open hole in front of us and "...we needed to pick up the pace..." (as mentioned, we could see the group in front of us). He then felt it necessary to tell each of us personally, only slowing us down. He annoyingly waited for each of us to complete our hole, watching each putt. Once reaching the 10th hole, we had hurried only to now wait to watch the group in front of us tee off. At that point, we called it a day (feeling crumby) as it was our intention to only play 12 holes. With so many other options in Southern California we won't go back.