Pruneridge Golf Course

This course has very good and simple features. Encouraging course.

Excellent course for beginners. I finished the course (9 holes) in 1.5 hrs. Mostly the grass was well maintained except for the 9th hole where there were a ton of practice balls that had come over from the driving range. Would have been nicer if all the practice balls would have been picked up the the attendants. Overall very convenient and I highly recommend this course.

The course is a great value using golf now. Compared to last year the greens are in poorer condition.

I've played this course every so often since I began playing golf 16 years ago. It's a fine course for a beginner and were currently using it to get my wife some experience on a smaller track before heading to full length course.

My knock on it this past week would have be the state of the greens. Lots of brown/yellow dead grass spots on every green and to length of grass is fairly inconsistent as well.

Don't look for to gage your putting on these greens. Hardly a true roll out there.

Most courses are pretty beat up this time of year, but I don't think the folks who play here have an ounce of etiquette. Ball hops are on greens were regular due to no one fixing divots. And the fairways were littered with potholes and used sod from errant swings. I've played here when it was in a lot better shape. But for five dollars with the discount on golfnow I just blamed all those things on my bad play. Loljk

Great course for first time golfers, but enjoyable for a quick nine

I took my parents to golf here over a holiday weekend. They do not golf frequently and the pace and difficulty was perfect for them. This relaxed, easier 9-hole course is good for a nice day out and is not usually too crowded or slow. Regular price is too high for me to justify on this course, but I strongly recommend the course when frequent online deals are available. Friendly service and convenient location.

We should expect these course conditions in Northern California in the Fall. Course aeration is expected during the months of October and November.

Pruneridge is a good little course to spend a couple of hours playing. Lots of shade, so even on hot days its comfortable. Some holes are pretty simple, but there are a couple with interesting features and small challenging greens. Watch for range balls coming from the sky while walking down #9!

This review has problems in some of the selection features would not select like course condition would only select pristine, and staff would only select perfect.

The course is easy, but fun. We had a good time with the other twosome that we were paired up.

Nice place to play some pick-up golf.

The course is in fair shape. I have played it a few times and the Tees tend to be shorter - not all the way back. This makes a few about the same length. The greens were pretty consistent - fairly slow. Tee boxes could use some TLC.

A quaint, little course for some relaxing golf. You can warm up at the double deck driving range attached to a well equiped and friendly staffed club house that offers club fitting, club repairs and swing analysis. The course was well maintained with lots of trees and homes along the fairways that require well placed shots with a little room for error. There are some bunkers around the greens which I managed to avoid. I would recommend this course to anyone wanting a quick 9 holes to brush up on their short game and their accuracy