Corica Park - South Course

Sad to see this course going down hill so fast. The layout is great but they aren’t taking as great of care as they are used to just a year ago. Less important, but worth mentioning I wish they required a collared shirt. I’m not fancy but I appreciate the proper attire when I golf.

First timer to the course. Pace of play and course conditions were excellent! The greens were is amazing condition considering they were just serviced two weeks ago. Can’t wait to go back!

Disappointing - I have played this course numerous times, but this was the worst condition to Corus has been in. No warning about the greens being sanded or under repair. At best ‘these were 2 put greens . Definitely not worth the money I spent today

Greens could use a little more love. Tough to find a tee time (though seems to be improving a bit). Otherwise, what a gem. Best public course in the East Bay, no ifs ands or buts about it.

Played today and found the following:

Tee boxes were fine. Some fairways were dried out. Greens were partially punched but some areas were not. This made consistent putting a challenge. Staff was friendly. Afternoon play is much faster than AM. However, the winds come up in the afternoon and this does affect your score. At least for me it did.

A wonderful gem that captures the feel of a true links style course. You must play it for your ball to run, especially on approach shots. Excellent condition but guessing it always struggles to deliver a sub 5 hr round as most choose to walk the course due to its flat topography

Staff is great and Marshalls do a great job keeping the pace steady! Best track in the bay!

First time playing here. The next round should be more manageable. Fairways are in good shape and the greens are fast but true. Looking forward to playing here again soon.

Excellent conditions, greens were true - difficult to get the right read relative to what I’m used to in the Bay Area!

Beautiful layout. Greens roll so true. Just wish the cart paths were paved lol

Also can't wait til the north course is open!

It's a real treat to play this course before the Commuters tournament because Management takes those already slick undulating surfaces (stimping around 11?) and makes them even smoother and faster. They have to be the fastest public greens in the East Bay (and pretty tough to read).

The fairways (not the usual rye grass) are holding up pretty well during the drought. It's not lush green but tight and playable. It's too bad more players don't know how to replace their divots, but the staff is pretty quick about sand filling.

Weekday pandemic pace of play was good and multiple marshals passed by during the round.