Brentwood Golf Club - Creekside/Diablo Course

Have played many times at Brentwood, Enjoy the course, and staff, but this was my first time playing as a single

If you book with golf pass and you playing single there is an additional charge of $20.00.

the fairways and tee box are too wet. not every hole but is noticrable.

I have golfed at Brentwood since it opened with three 9 hole courses, an executive par 3 and one of the courses as a walkable 9 hole. The staff has always been friendly and they are still that way.

The first problem is the course itself that is in poor condition with improvised tee boxes and rodents gone wild. They don't have enough maintenance help and the course is beginning to look like a "dog track".

Secondly, some golfers choose to not replace divots/ marks on the greens and to top it off, several greens had "holes punched" from the flag stick. It is beyond rude and unnecessary to vent any frustration on the course which only compounds the issues. We have lost 3 courses in East County over the last few years and it wouldn't surprise me if Brentwood decided it wasn't worth it to keep the course open.

The course has some fun golf holes but it's a little rough. New or what appeared to be temporary or new holes weren't clearly marked. Carts were tattered and rips on seats, brake was bad and it was really noisy.

I won't come back unless I hear its getting better. Good points are the holes that are good are fun, some fairways are nice. The GolfNow hotdeal peice was fair.

They should have kept the original lay out of the course, they deleted 5 holes and made another 5 different holes,the original holes had so much fun to play, they just screwed it up totally, but I still like to play at this course because of the price.

I was surprised there was no areas to practice putting and chipping and the “driving range” is more like a wedge range once you can’t hit it more than 180 yards because of risking nearby houses.

The course needs work. Fun layout but I wouldn’t pay full price.

The course usually has good tee time selection and a decent value for the money. The many changes to the course over the years have not been as positive. But as a backup selection it’s good.

Beginner at golf. Brentwood provides a great environment, staff if helpful and friendly. course is challenging for me, helps me improve my game.

Great value;, private course design, afternoons not crowded.

Course under construction/repair. Very limited driving range. Only snacks available before 11. No water on the course on a 100 degree day

I have been playing Brentwood GC frequently over the past few months, and I always find it a good, soild round of golf. The fairways were fine, albeit a little soggy in spots. The greens werre in excellent shape and rolled well. Traps can use some work, but there was new sand in a few of them. Overall, it was enjoyable golf. Brrentwood GC is not a country club, nor does it claim to be. It is just a good, fun muni course with some really interesting holes. I like it. It's why I keep going back. The clubhouse staff are outstanding. Some of the best people I have come across in my many years of playing golf. The negatives...don't get stuck behind the "locals". They take their sweet time and seem to have a total disregard for others on the course. They make a good four hour round into a five and a half hour round. The other negative is the new green on the par 5 - 15th hole. It is one of the most ridiculously unfair greens I have ever played. It is an upside down soup bowl, and nothing sticks when you are approaching the green. Once you are on the green, there is a likelihood that your putt may roll completely off the green. I appreciate the new configuration of the course, but there is plenty of room to build a much better green on that hole. They really need to look and re-doing that green. However, the positives far outweight the negatives, and I will be back!

Listen, the reviews here are accurate, this course is in interesting shape to say the least. From the powerlines to the bunkers as hard as concrete to the “driving range” which is absolutely horrible. I could make it make sense if the fee was lower but it’s just bad, and there are so many other options in the bay where you can play. Keep away.

I am a beginner golfer, so take that into consideration when reading this. I routinely shank my driver right and ended up abandoning it for a three iron in fear of hitting the houses. That’s my only knock on the course because that did instill anxiety in me that led to different club selection and more strokes.

Otherwise is was GREAT. The staff was awesome and friendly, the pace of play was a little slow but we were behind a group with a little golfer (who was adorable) and it was a packed Labor Day. The course was decently maintained and I WILL be back once I stop shanking my driver.

It was overall a really good experience.