Executive at Las Positas Golf Course

5.5 hours to finish a round. Course is a little torn up from the winter but they’ve done a good job bringing it back. Greens are fast. I’ll play here again and hope it is faster next time.

I have played this course for many years and watched conditions go from great to ok and now average. The greens are very fast which they should be as this is the courses only defense. The bunkers leave a lot to be desired as sand was either rock hard or barely there. The course had several wet spots or was missing grass all together in places, not the best but not the worst . I play 3 x a week with a little more effort it could be returned to its former glory days. I would play it again despite my review here as maybe things will be better by mid summer.

Food was pretty good of course was in decent shape pace of

play was great

3 hours to play 9 holes… no understanding of value for money and poor course management.

If you're in the area and can't drive far; this is better than nothing.

Other than the pace of play. Everything else was excellent about the day. Staff was way over and beyond with customer service. Again the pace of play was terrible

It was he slowest day I have ever had. When the fairways recover from the floods the course will be in good shape.

Many big patches of mud on the fairway. It will take time perhaps 2 months to get back to normal.

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Tee time was at 9:44 didn’t get to start till about 1030 due to the first round group not wanting to tee off in the dark. There was a tournament in front and pace a play was stupid slow, probably the longest round I ever had in my life. Guys inside the golf shop had great customer service considering the situation they were in with a bunch of angry golfers and a line out the door.

Don’t come here till at least august. $50 on a Monday afternoon for the worst fairway conditions around. 1/2 the fairways are tilled dirt.

Wouldn’t pay more than $2 per hole.

I played at LasPo this past weekend to get a look at how they had fared after all of the crazy storms with big wind, rain and flooding. The course sustained a lot of damage, with tens of trees down and according to the pro, the creek flooded four times over the winter. They clearly have a lot of work to do, and the turf will take time to grow back in. That said, the greens are in great shape and the course is completely playable now. Head on out there for a round; they would appreciate your business.

It's a shame Las Positas got hammered by the recent storms, lot's of tree damage.

What's NOT okay is to charge people full price and not let your customers know ahead of time that there were numerous holes where the tee boxes had been moved forward at least a hundred yards, and that there were temporary greens.

It's a typical, we'll take your money and let you complain after the fact, rather than let you know up front of the course conditions and risk losing your business.

I decided to give 2 stars (instead of just 1) when it came to course conditions because the course can't be held responsible for the storm damage....

What should have been an enjoyable afternoon round ended up being ruined and the players in the group all complaining about not being told ahead of time of the conditions.

So, my ratings are based on THIS particular round of golf, however they'd be only be marginally better if I was rating based on ALL the rounds I've played here...

My advice is to only play here if you get a fantastic deal, if you've been told by someone who's just played here that the course is in decent shape, and there's no tee times available anywhere else within a 50 mile radius.

I can’t believe they even charge money to play here. Literally the worst experience you’ll ever have. Paid $40 and still regret every penny . Modified holes, mud everywhere, just a joke of a course.

This play is a disaster zone. They shouldn't even be open. A number of holes have closed greens where you have to hit your ball into a hole in the ground somewhere in the middle of the fairway. Almost all of the fairways were roped off, and a number of tee boxes were closed, leaving golfers to tee off on mats randomly placed down the fairway.