Tracy Golf & Country Club

My second time playing was very enjoyable as I had a better understanding of the course layout. The course has a lot of character. Up hills, down hills, dog leg left and right, short long, you name it. Greens are in great condition. There is a lot of hard pan, but it's rare you will ever hit your ball in it unless you seriously mess up, as they are lining the borders of oob or 50 yards in front of the tee box. Par 5's and Par 4's are fair, the par 3's are a bit long and harder to beat. Had a great time!

The course was fairly good with a little difficulty. The greens were in excellent condition, fast and challenging. I noticed there was no water jugs and ball cleaners. Which I understood was for our safety due to COVID-19.

Played slowed down drastically in the back nine. It took us 3 1/2 hours to complete our round. Suggest better time management. Other than that I really enjoyed the course and will consider playing more often.

Fun course. Played in 95 degree heat but was fast paced.

Overpriced. Inflated. Greens were in better condition but slow. Fairways were pretty weak

We had fun besides the fact that the group right behind us took one of our balls and when we asked them if they had seen our ball, they started getting loud and cursing. We were shocked on the behavior. We walked away, but people should take it easy. It’s golf and we are suppose to be enjoying the game, not fighting.

Course is in great condition. Reasonably priced and lots of fun.

It’s laughable that this is considered a country club. Looks like they are well on their way to a municipal course. The fairways are okay... you must hit them every hole unless you like hitting out of dirt or burnt patches of grass. I’m not sure how the course even became this bad. Looks like everything is still stuck in the 80’s. They have wasted all of their money on small water ponds that hardly ever come into play. Maybe two or three difficult water front greens. Most greens are small and very fast. I did feel like some greens altered speed. Maybe just me though. With the greens being that fast, and small, it’s almost impossible to hit a great shot. Almost like playing on marble.

For reference, my handicap is around 10 and have played the game for 11 years now. I’d recommend another course. It is cheap and a good course for beginners though some holes are long if you don’t have a good tee shot.

First time at Tracy G&CC. Had a great experience. The greens are almost Callippe (Pleasanton) and Elk Horn (Stockton) quality, so if you have played those courses then you'll get a feel of what Tracy has to offer. The fairways are okay, there is however a lot of dirt, but only in the areas that wont affect your play like 50 yards in front of the teebox. The layout is nice and very challenging. I did however got lost or didnt know where to hit twice so if its your first time pay attention to the map on the scorecard. Not a bad course will be back soon!

Sad to see this course deteriorate! Fairways are bare, weeds in the middle. But the greens are being taken care of! They just need water b on the fairways!

This course badly needs some TLC. They hold the golfers to a country club standard, but they certainly don’t set the same standard to the quality of their golf course.

Horrible course condition one of the worst kept country clubs I have ever played!!