Played Sat 6/1, 7am, first off: 3:30 round walking. Missed the GK plays, but was able to get here a few weeks later. I really enjoyed the layout. It has a lot of links style routing. The greens were running fast... and newer greens are near impossible to hold... so you do have to play some rollout. I feel that if you replaced the Oakland Airport with the Pacific Ocean, you'd have a legit $200+ course. That stretch of back 9 that abuts against the airport are some quality holes. There are some elevation changes, quite a few uneven lies... I think it's #12... a beast of a par 4 hole uphill. Easy walk. Will try to play this one again.

Played 6/6... about 3pm, as a single, rode in 2:15. Stayed at the resort, so saved a few bucks on the owner rate. Empty this PM... super windy and a bit cold, though sunny. Interesting course that meanders a mountainside... lots of elevation changes. Greens were super slow. Had a good time, but of the 4 courses I played this week, this would be #4 (Pronghorn Nicklaus/Fazio, and Juniper)

Played 6/4, walked as a single 7:30, not too many people on the course before 8. Really liked this course, and could see this as my home course if I lived here. Great shape. Interesting course that meanders back and forth across a valley...So it goes up and down. Has some great views of the Sisters and Broken Top peaks. Greens stimped about a 10. I played the 6500 yd layout (second from the back)... and if I could do it again, I'd play the Blue/white combo of about 6300... some really really long holes on the 6500 yd layout... 616 par 5, some 200 yd par 3s.... anyways, if you are looking for a reprieve from resort triple digit green fees, Juniper will give you a good time.

Played here 6/3, 7am tee time. 3:15 rd as a 2some. Wonderfully fantastic course, with amazing views, nice holes, great shot quality, big greens... incredibly groomed... I walked, and for the most part it's a walkable course, but there are some green to tee walks that are pretty long, and I was able to hitch a ride with my riding partner. I would recommend a caddy for the first time or 2, as I don't know how you can know where to hit or not to hit on many of the holes... I mean, you know which way to hit, but knowing exactly where the ball will go, or what trouble to avoid, or how much to carry (lots of deception)... saved me about 5-8 strokes. And btw, I got paired with a member that plays over 400 rounds a year, so he was my caddy. Anyways, just about every hole was interesting, and knowing how to play the course added to the enjoyment. Greens were slow due to the dew for the first 9, and picked up speed on the back. I would love another 4-5 cracks at this course.

Played 4/6, Sat AM.. got tee time night before on line for $39. 7am tee time; 3 1/2 hr rd as a 2some. Greens punched I guess 2 weeks ago, and still a little bumpy, probably 2 weeks away from 90% healed. But playable. Hadn't rained in a few days, and not that bad... course pretty dry, fairways and green very dry, bunkers a bit of a mess. Some of the rough areas were muddy and not mowed. But certainly very very playable.

Played Sat 3/9, 9:30am... scramble. Rained most of the front nine. Winds about 1-2 clubs most of the day. Cart Path Only. #14 closed.. they say it was flooded... looks ok now, but I bet the hole is soft and mushy. They let us play #1 twice. The river is flowing high and fast. With all of the rain we've received in the past 6 weeks, this course is in fantastic shape. Only hole 1 was noticeably soft, but looked great. The rest of the course, the fairways were more than playable, with a decent amount of roll. The greens are immaculate, running about a 10.5, and true. The rough is a little high, probably due to not mowing regularly. Cart girl came around 4 or 5 times. We expected the worst with the weather and conditions, and were pleasantly surprised! Had a really good time.

Played Sunday 3/3, about 1pm. walked on as a single. We've had 2+ days of rain reprieve, and it was pretty nice out, so course more crowded than I expected. I just wanted to go hit balls and putt and chip, as it has been a while and I have a tournament coming up; and my course was closed for a private event. So I head out, paid $17 to walk, (cart path only) and played 5 holes until I hit a wait. Played 6-9 with some waiting. Went 10, then back to 2-5, then walked in. Standing water would be an understatement. Lots of low lying areas that are literal lakes. With more rain coming in this week, if you care about the conditions, you would need to wait a month after the last rains for those areas to come back. Otherwise, greens are rolling fine.. a bit on the slow end. Most of the fairways are playable, except for the new lakes that you have to avoid. If you just want a golf experience, it's not too bad.

Played Thanksgiving day, 8am shotgun. After about 15 straight hours of rain that let up about 6am, we played in a crisp, cool sunny morning, with a slight breeze. I've always said the course drains really really well, and the course was 80% dry. Some areas of rough were sloppy, but far and few between. Some standing water in about 30% of the bunkers. Greens were perfect, a little on the slow end, but faster than you would think... slow 10 maybe on the stimp. They are doing bunker construction, so about 10-15 bunkers are GUR. Overall a great day, on a course in great shape.

Played Fri 11/9, 10am tee time. Very calm and warm day. 4:15 pace as a 4some. Wow. Course is in fantastic shape. I play a lot of private golf, and this course is in country club shape. Greens lightning fast, about 11.5. True, and firm, but hold well struck shots. Interesting green complexes. The whole course is in great shape. For public play, it's well taken care of. Bunkers could be raked better, but the sand is consistent throughout. Links style course that is vulnerable when there is no wind, like today. Had a great time.

Played Friday 11/2, 9:50 tee time, after 10 yrs in the Sac area, I finally made it up here, and am so glad I did. A beautiful Sierra course, an hour closer than Tahoe at more than half the price. Course in great shape from tee to green. This is definitely a target golf course. The course tips they provide on the golf cart (and free yardage books) are very very helpful, and the most helpful I've ever come across. It was like a caddy. Execute their tips, from tee to green, and you can score well on your first time playing. I used driver on maybe 5 holes. Greens moderately fast, maybe a 10 stimp. 4:10 rd as a 3 some. Fun time. I wish it was closer. Went to Boa Vista Orchard after to get some apples. Great day.

Played here 9/16, 8am shotgun scramble, so predictably slow. First time here... I had a good time. The layout is a bit tricky, but the holes were mostly fair. There were quite a few holes with blind tee shots, and the GPS assists you in informing you when the group in front is clear. I had to drive up 5 or 6 times to see the hole layout. Hole 18 is a very tough driving hole, with a tough approach, and less than perfect tee shot is either wet or turns it into a 3 shot par 4. Course in good public course shape, but has it's share of ball marks and unfilled divots. GK says they punched 3 1/2 weeks prior, and I couldn't tell. They were running about a 10 and mostly true. I will be returning, since part of the tournament gift bags include a free round at Turkey Creek. So I imagine playing my own ball and seeing the course for a second time may change some of my thoughts. But I had a fun time.

Played here 9/2, 7:10 tee time. Made time as a single and paired with a 2some. Had a great time. Nice warm day. Casual 4hr pace. Seemed like we had the course to ourselves. course in great shape. Greens running about a 10. Cheaper rate for staying at the Village Lodge. I would play here any chance I get.