Redwood Canyon Golf Course

Nice greens is all I can say about this place. Tee to green it was a disaster. Totally unkept. Looks as though the only attention this course gets is the occasional pass with the lawnmower. 55$ for twilight is shakedown. In the Sacramento area this outfit wouldn't draw players for 15$. This course sits on an amazing piece of property and is designed and laid out quite well if only the ownership cared a little bit. Amazing to me that this place was packed to the tune of nearly a six hour round.

Every couple years, I play here to at least enjoy the walk. I agree with the past reviewers about the course conditions; the greens and bunkers are OK, but the fairways and tee boxes have needed work for a long time.

My concern the last couple times has been with the clientele. On my previous round, the serenity of the valley was shattered by a slob blasting his heavy metal music on his golf cart boombox. This time, the experience was soiled by the group in front of us who was 1.5 holes behind and was driving their carts ALL over the place. When we asked to play through, they were belligerent and believed that paying the green fee meant they could play as slow as they wanted! And no, we didn't see a marshal during the whole round.

To many people treating the course as a place to party today and not keeping good pace of play

It’s a nice course I don’t know why lately the course is in rough shape all the tee boxes have hardly any grass and fairways need a lot of help. Green were in good shape

This is my local course and I've played it between 20-30 times total as I live just up the street. I'm disappointed to say that I'm done with this place.

The course layout is fun and on the shorter side yet fairly challenging on the front. Unfortunately the conditions are perpetually awful despite the constant construction that's been going for years. To be fair, it's just inexpensive enough to stay on the lowest end of cost for Bay Area courses, right there with Chabot, so I don't expect it to be amazing. Shoreline and Franklin Canyon may edge this out as the worst course conditions in the Bay Area but this is close. Funny enough, I just found out that all of these courses I'm mentioning are managed by Touchstone Golf.

In addition to poor course conditions, Redwood always has a slow pace of play unless it's super twilight and totally empty. Probably because they have no starter, no PA announcements or organization, no marshall out on the course. Also no beverage cart. Considering the shop is always staffed with drowsy teenagers that I assume make minimum wage, it's pretty clear that management for this place is just dirt cheap and don't want to pay for any decent amenities you expect at a golf course.

Customer service here is non-existent. Like I said, I've played here many, many times and I've never once seen an actual adult working in the shop.

Last week I hop over to hit a bucket and they tell me they're not giving out balls as they're saving them for a youth camp the next morning. Alright, that's cool I suppose but I'm trying to get some practice in. Should I go to a different course? I ask for the next solo tee time instead. You'd think they'd be like "sorry about the driving range, we'll take off 15%" or "the cart fee is on us". Some sort of gesture to say "yes, we do in fact want some money from you, our range is off the table so let's work something out to make that happen."

Next day they send me an email that says free medium range bucket if you do their survey. Great! I didn't get to work on my driver yesterday, a free bucket would be nice to go back and get in the session in. Spend 30 minutes answering each question in earnest, because I'd like this place to be better. No follow up with the free bucket, nothing from management, no response at all.

This week I go over again after work and they tell me that the driving range shuts down at 7pm. Since when? And more importantly, why? It's mid July buddy, the sun doesn't even set for another hour and a half. This is at 6:56 of course, so not actually 7pm yet. Then he tells me it's because he has guys going out to collect the balls and doesn't want them to get hit. Understandable when you send kids out with no protection to scoop up balls.

Done with them. It's so close by for me but there are way too many golf courses around for me to keep trying to make this pretend course work.

Tee boxes and greens are ok to good.

But the fairways are already burnt out, with still 3-4 months to go in our dry season. Difficult to find grass from which to hit even in middle of fairway.

First off, it's $28 to Walk after 2pm this time of year...so, if Value is your main criteria by all means, take a look at Redwood Canyon.

Dirt. Dusty. Dry. Dead Grass. Gophers. Travesty would best describe the course conditions. Three times drives into the fairway were discovered to have rolled up on top of a gopher mound...??? Other times, bare dirt spots, even the occasional sand patch...? We're not talking divot repair patch here...we're talking 2' x 3' SAND PATCH. Tee boxes...sheesh...

Fairways are narrow...no biggie, but with the creek running down the right on most holes on the Front 9, even a baby fade is gonna find the jungle...and I mean jungle. I must've lost 4 balls on the Front 9 that faded a bit, landed in the rock-hard fairway and bounced/rolled into the Jungle Creek.

Greens are green, slow, a tad spongy...but very well maintained, as is the cut of rough surrounding the greens and green-side bunkers

Overall, a fun time...but then again, Golf is Fun. For $28, this is the Place for You. If you want a course in good condition where Grass, Dirt & Sand have their proper places, and you're willing to shell out more than $28, Go Somewhere Else...

Thank You for the round, Redwood Canyon...once is enough for me.

last time I was here they were working on drainage and plumbing, so I was surprised the fairway condition was the worst I have ever seen here in the summer after all that work. greens were ok

This course overbooks by double and has no Marshall to speed up players being intentionally slow. Tried to play today and just gave up by the 11th hole.

Three or four party groups slowed the phase down.. a single (Slow) player allowed to play between two groups of four players.

Nice clean carts and service was great.

No one was monitoring the starting tee box. No PA announcements of who’s next on the starting tee

I have played here 4 or 5 times this year and as the weather is drying up the course and so is the condition.

The only thing decent are the greens and they look as they will soon go downhill. There are ruts all over the fairways and the tee boxes need more attention as they don't have any grass left just sand.

The course is always busy with the Pandemic so hire somebody that cares..Get some summer workers and Reinvest to preserve the place. You have a gem just show some love.

It is a good course to play and hit all the clubs in your bag

The wild life on the course made it a pleasure to be out there and enjoy a nice evening playing golf.

Basically each hole plays pretty short in yardage which could be good or bad on how you look at it. (Playing from the white tees) great begging course and a pretty good novice course