Lake Chabot Golf Course - The 18 Hole Course

Overall conditions were good. Greens were biting and rolling nicely. Very hilly golf course. Some holes are borderline ridiculous with elevation change, forcing blind shots. Considering the price I will recommend this golf course.

Up the mountains down the mountains with unique holes and fantastic views. Greens run pretty well with deceptive severe downhillers. Pace of play a bit slow, more tme to look at scenery

The weather was perfect and the course was in good condition, even with the greens being recently aerated. Don't forget to get a hot link sandwich at the turn, they are amazing!

Even with the greens being aerated we had a great time. Many brown patches but we come to expect that in California. Great deal through Golf Now.
Very hilly course which adds to the challenge since there are no water hazards and few bunkers.

Nice round here as usual. Course in good condition except for the greens, which were punched a uber-slow. Overall fine, good value

Good if you really need to get out....I went when it was pouring rain...they wouldn't let me walk because the weather was so bad, but I am glad I got a cart, as it's very hilly.

When I resrrved my tee time through golfnow, it said cart included. However when I got there, I was paired with another player using his cart. If I purchased a cart rate, I would expect have my owncart. Otherwise it should not have been posted online as cart rate.

Had a fantastic time at this course. This was my first time playing here and walked off with an 86. Love the elevation changes. Greens were in great shape. I will be back to play again.

Coarse is nice but marshal's should keep slower groups moving faster. We were behind guys with ability hitting three balls really.

outside the people hitting into us from behind ..ok outing..

Terrain intensive. You'll get a workout walking this course, to be sure. Virtually every hole is significantly up, down, or both. Greens are nice--only moderately fast, but well maintained and roll quite true. I had one of my best putting days ever, which made for a good score. My biggest complaint is the range has been closed the two times in the last two weeks I've played the course. I'm not sure why they can't get the balls picked up and back in the machine for the next day.

Course was nice to play but getting from one hole to the next was a little precarious with a push cart. I would recommend carrying your golf bag and wearing shoes with excellent traction.

Lake Chabot boasts the first par 6 I've ever played, 18th at 667 yds from the tips. Great opportunities to score well if you can drive the ball. Lots of elevation changes with downhill and uphill shots. 9th hole is a blind downhill par 3 that takes a two or three club difference. Greens are fast and the rest of the course is in fair condition.

Course was fine...quirky with better than average muni maintenance. Some interesting holes and spectacular views. Biggest complaint was the pace of play (especially for mid-day Thursday) and lack of action taken by the marshal...didn't even seem to understand that we were waiting on every shot...often 3 groups standing together on the same tee box. When I finally left after hole 16 because it was taking so long, I saw one of the 4 groups on the 18th hole had 6 players and 5 carts. I'd blame the poor level of play and excessive drinking I witnessed, but this seemed to be primarily a course management issue. I won't go out of my way to return.

After playing some other courses in the last few weeks, I was pleasantly surprised at the wonderful condition of the greens. The rest of the course was in it's usual good condition, though the blue tee areas were in bad condition.

Overall, Had a good day out. It was very busy on a Saturday. We had a 3 some, and got paired with a single. Hate that, but the guy was awesome, so it worked out. As, for the course, if its your first time there dont expect a good score. Its a fun spot to golf, but more like golfing on a mountain. The par six 18th is fun, I birdied, but that hill is like golfing down a mountain side, and if you can get that hill right, it will roll all the way down. I recommend that Carlottas Cafe on the course before the par 3, It was the best hot dog of my life. Staff was friendly, and a fun place to play overall. Also beware when you drive your car the clubhouse, the road goes through about 6 holes, watch for people hitting and drive fast lol.

Once the five-some ahead of us waived us thru on the second hole, the two of us zoomed thru the course in just under 3 hours. The greens are in excellent condition, the fairways are spotty in a few places, but with the drought conditions, expected.

Very impressed with the friendly staff, especially Mike Clewis and the folks in the pro shop. Their enthusiasm about their workplace was catching. It convinced me I will be returning here with my golf buddies soon.

With the water shortage in California, the Course is in considerably in great shape. Nice to take friends to experience the mammoth 18th hole! the water shortage in California, the Course is in considerably great shape.

We found and signed up for an amazing online rate ($29 per player w/cart). However we were not told it was because we would be following a very slow tournament. When we reach the massive log jam at the third tee box, the marshall, realizing their error, told us to cut over to the 13th tee, ahead of the tournament, because the back 9 was wide open. Had they not suggested that, we would have been stuck with a 6 hour round. Thanks for looking out for us and letting us enjoy our day!