Executive at Las Positas Golf Course

Greens are best part of course. Hopefully the fairways will fill in you can tell the sod they planted didn’t take and some tees as well. Still a good challenge and a great course to walk

Nice course and enjoyed playing. Greens were fast. But the fairways were very muddy and wet. Sometimes up to 50% of the fairway was water and mud and it hasn’t rained in a week.

Back to play after 5 years of Covid and drought and have to say that this course is beat up, lots of repairs not completed, dead/bare fairways, bad tee boxes and bare ground off fairways. Greens lightning fast and lots of rolling mounds but in gud shape.. Too bad cause its challenging course for us ammies.

Course does not drain well after rains, so avoid during the winters

Fairways very rough for the price and dry mostly but alot off broken. Sprinkler mud holes that they had staked off sand traps some no sand although the greens were in fair condition its a fair public course not worth a hour drive to play 😉

Golfnow has been failed multiple time on me to disclose the true course condition. This time, even worse. Course green has done aeration in few days. Hole 10 closed. the fairway is under go renovation. tiny rocks on the fairway everywhere. Have not played here for 5 months, it getting really disappointed. I lost the appetite to finish the round.

The only good thing about this GC is the greens are in great condition. I’ll wait a year or 2 before I play this GC again.

Tee boxes were sloped, bunkers were inconsistent (some greenside bunkers had super hard, compacted sand and others were decent), fairways were poor (muddy areas, just dirt in other areas, scattered with patches of grass). Overall, a poorly maintained golf course.