Whispering Willows

Charging 30 bucks in November to play there on a Friday is typical of this place. One of the slowest courses around and the pace of play is miserable since the rangers just sit there and watch you golf. I was going to play there this Friday but not for 30 dollars plus golf now fees when its a high of 32 degrees. I will play a really nice course Friday instead that will cost the same.

A good combination of easy, moderate and a challenging holes. I really enjoyed the layout and will play again soon.

Course in good shape pace of play slow . Management needs to pair up twosomes to speed up play . I had 3 twosomes and a threesome in from of me . No rangers on the course . But can't expect all that on a public course . Greens were good . Like playing here just can't stand spending 5-51/2 hour round .

Nice course. Greens were aeriated so they were sandy and bumpy but it has to be done. Good experience.

For a public course it is very well maintained. Challenging and interesting layout. Great value.

The course was in great shape and the layout is good with more than a few challenges. Unfortunately, this time around we were stuck behind an outing so we only decided to play 11 holes. It just got to slow, so we came in. Other than that the course was fine. Outings are to be expected this time of year. (Sept) it's just the luck of the draw.

For a city course that gets a lot of play, Whispering Willows is in great shape.

Overbooked with a less than caring club house staff

I play this course a lot mostly because of convenience. It's near the freeway, it's easy to get a tee time, the staff is friendly, it's usually a quick round, especially during the week. But it's also a very nice course. The greens are almost always faster than they look, there are a handful of really challenging holes and there are some scoring opportunities. I wish it were longer or had another set of tees in back.

I guess courses in general don't have marshalls anymore. I have seen them on this course but not on the day I played. Had a Lady and son in front for first 3 holes. Not until I finally got frustrated and hit up on them did she offer to let me by. 30 minutes for 3 holes. After that 15 holes in 2 hours. As far as the course, it is in great shape. Just need to be aware that the pace out here can be brutal at times.

This course will look tame to you at first sight, but don't be fooled. Gotta think about what club your hitting and your shot placement strategies. Go play it!!

Good layout. Nice pace of play. Greens were good. A little short on yardage but plenty of tight fairways with lots of mature trees. I will be back. It was a nice round

Not a bad track, too bad they put tee times so close together, sometimes it's painful if you don't get teed off early. I usually tee it up here (early) once or twice a year.

Although still somewhat early into the golfing season,

the conditioning and maintenance of the course was very disappointing. Tees were not rolled and crowned front front to back, fairways were very narrow and mediocre condition, the roughs were greatly overgrown and balls were falling to the bottom of the grass which made it difficult to locate and slowed the pace of play, and the green had not been rolled and showed a large amount of winter damage.

It is early in the season, but this course was in the poorest condition of the eight or nine courses I have played this season.

This course satisfied me so much except to pace.

Course is fairly flat but lots of dog legs and a long par 3. Hole #2 needs 2 perfect shots to get to the green.