Redwood Canyon Golf Course

all fields are too much water.

No cart,

l didn’t know course. condition and if I knew I didn’t make tee time.

This course short in length, but tight fairways.
Temp 60=62 slight breeze, good for January.
Fairways nice, greens good. 4 hour round.

I was excited to try this course out especially after reading comments on pace of play and the course coming around. The layout on the front nice straight out then straight back in. It is a pretty canyon and the holes are nice enough with a creek cutting through and bordering several. The greens were in pretty fair condition too with only a few bumpy, clumpy, bare areas.

That was the good part. The tee boxes are just awful. It was wet from the storm earlier in the week so I excepted a little slippage, but the grass is so long and bare in so many spots I couldn't keep my footing amongst all of the mud. The fairways felt like rough when there was grass. So many bare, muddy and flooded spots everywhere. Again, footing was horrible and just general no relief to find a spot for your ball with a decent lie.

The rough was all weeds and crab grass. In many areas it was hard to find where the fairway ended and the rough began.

Oh well, Ive said enough. Sadly this is a goat track I won't be back to visit.

It would be nice if their golf carts had a windshields. Cover cart pathways is too dusty and dangerous road hassard

The course is in great shape. Need to play before it starts raining. Greens are in good shape and the fairways are rolling nice as well. Playing golf in December has never been better at this course.

Another good round here. Started on back nine and finished in 3.5 hours!

It was the day after it rained so yes it was very soggy.But finally there are doing something to improve this course.Its not what it can be but slowly but surely its starting to get there.Better then the last time I played here and thank GOD they finally replaced the carts.There is still a lot of work that needs to be done but you can see effort and improvements that are being made.I would say by next summer it should be coming along quite well.

I play here several times a year. They have seed and sand containers on the carts yet they are never filled. Course is getting better. they just put down new sod on the first hole. Very nice.

Redwood Canyon is one of my favorite Bay Area courses. I have 3 of my 5 best scores there! On weekdays it's really fun to go there and make good time. The course was in pretty good shape, except for some bare spots on the fairways near the tee boxes. I'm sure I'll be back many times. Since the new owners/managers took over two years ago they've upgraded the course.

This course is the best kept secret in the east bay. The course is in great shape. We completed our round in three and one half hours.

So impressed with the effort being made by the new team..SO much still to do ..but I see progress in many areas..

Kudos to the people in the pro shop for their GREAT attitude..

We'll be back

The course was in terrible condition. I wouldn't pay money to play this course again.

The staff here is unfriendly and downright rude. Carts always a problem...range balls not available..."it will get better" is all they have to say and not polite

They can care less if you come back or not...very poor management.

There were a lot of dry grass in the fairways and on the greens.. Could not get any turf as most of the fairways were hard as a rock... Not playing again there..

This is the worst kept golf course I have ever played in CA. The front 9 is especially awful. Fairways are bald or muddy. Tee boxes are weeds. The greens looked great because rest of course was so awful.

Water distribution a real problem. Mud, standing water or hard pan. Lovely location and layout going to pot.