Table Mountain Golf Club

Not bad condition for the time of the year , the greens are in good shape .

Great front nine, but at the turn we were told it was now cart path only because it had sprinkled the front nine. No standing water, everything was fine because it's been so dry here. all rain water was absorbed. I'm sure there was less water than if they had run their sprinklers. Ruined the back nine for us.

Greens were in very good condition. Fairways need some work. Had to wait for carts as there were not enough. Need to be a little more organized with getting groups matched up and started. Good for the price

My wife and I were enjoying our day together golfing. Then the grounds keeper drove-up and told us to stay on the cart path. Our cart was on the cart path and it was not a cart path only day. It had not rained for days and the course was dry. Then he drove in front of us for the rest of the day working on things and getting in our way when we were ready to make our shot. His actions ruined our golf day and we left before finishing the round. It seemed that he was driven to make us uncomfortable and not welcome.

Overall great day. Have seen the fairways look and play better but it’s early fall you can’t expect spring conditions.

The check in is always the same, the personnel are friendly and professional.

The driving range is nice.

The course is average in difficulty, but it does have a few tricky holes. During the summer, the ground is hard, but that helps for your driving distance. In the winter the ground gets soggy. This is a very flat course.

The pace of play can be slow to very slow because it is always busy - that is because there are no other golf courses in the area. It is very very slow when the old walking ladies are playing. It is very slow when the older gentlemen are drinking heavily. I played with a group of local old guys that stop at every hole, take drinks of their booze, go to the next ball to hit. When the hole is finished, they count their strokes, take another shot then move on - SLOWLY.

I've seen this one guy several times that is allowed to bring his dog along - that should be against policy rules.

I try to enjoy myself here even though it is a slow pace.

I suppose I could go to Dingerville golf course.

Some of the workers are the nicest you'll ever meet. Left my P Wedge on the 8th hole. Some awesome golfers behind me picked it up and turned it in to the front desk. When I asked the younger guy at the front desk if anybody turned in a lost P wedge he said yes and When he was returning it he said he could replace my worn grip. He gave me a new grip and replaced it all for free. Not sure what that would cost else were but I thought it was a nice gesture and definitely made a new golfer feel welcome to the course.

Now that it’s fall, the course is beginning to show “all the love “ it has received from a busy and hot summer of heavy use. Lots of dry and bare spots near the edges of the fairways . Also quite a few “ground under repair “ areas where there are apparent broken/leaking sprinkler pipes. The good news, though, is that most of the problem areas are not in the centers of the fairways, around the greens, or even the tee boxes. Just keep it in the middle and you’ll be fine! The recently aerated greens are still a little bumpy and slow, but we’ll be back soon.

For the money it is worth it. Green's coming back from being punched. Lot's of spots on the fariway with little or no grass.

This is one of 3 courses that my buddies and I play regularly because of proximity to where we live. On this occasion, the greens had just been punched, but the rest of the course was in great condition. It was pretty windy, which makes this course play on the moderate to somewhat challenging side, but I still hit my average score. Biggest issue for me is how many tee times they pack in. Pace of play seems ok to me, but it never fails that we'll have people playing into us when we are keeping pace with the group in front of us.

We love playing Table Mountain. All the front desk people are great, except for Rick. He is RUDE. He has no good qualities as a customer service representative. He does not greet you with a welcome, then gives people a hard time when we ask questions. He should not be working in any role that deals with people.

Reduced fees were nice for the round, but putting was pretty miserable as expected. Never saw a bev cart for the entire round, Pro shop was very limited/ out of stock on golf ball options.

The greens are going to be great in a couple weeks the fairways are a little spotty but very playable

Lost 3 balls in swamping fairways and found remains of 50 balls run over by mower after lost in fairway.

Would like GolfNow to post aerification warning

Greens were a heavy aerations plugs and sand. Fairways have not been mowed in several days. Would have liked to see mow around the greens as I had to look for balls on approach shots that missed the greens.

First off, I would love to begin by highlighting some of the good things associated with TMGC. It is an easy course that is great for amateur golfers learning how to play the game. The greens are in nice condition (as of now) and they are relatively flat. The tee boxes as well, were in pretty good shape (the blues at least).

With all that being said, there are areas for improvement in order to turn this course from just being mediocre to becoming great!

A lot of the fairways are patchy and the breadth of dead grass reached an undesirable square area, though it is understandable especially for the summer time. Speaking of such season, I was able to personally reserve a tee time for a, “Hot Deal,” through the wonderful GolfNow app. Although my round was dirt cheap as it should have been, the cashier who checked me in told me that in order for my girlfriend to ride along with me (she has never played before and was looking to get into the sport), I would have to pay an additional $15 just so that she could sit by me in 106° weather. I could understand this policy in certain situations, for example if the course is extremely busy and it made sense for insurance purposes, but we were two of maybe a dozen people there at the time. I have never been in this situation before at any other course that we have went to. In my opinion, this felt pretty stingy and I felt taken advantage of due to how ridiculously low my Hot Deal price was and how empty the course was. Due to this price gauge, I can honestly say that I will never return and they have lost a customer for life. I’ll stick to Bidwell for that price lol.

Greens are in great shape the rest of the course is doing ok under the conditions ( heat wave)

course has been in great condition, the staff are always friendly and helpful. The hotdogs were tasty too!