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I played Encino over a week go on Friday on 10/9. Two things I felt worth mentioning. Because of the white GK aeration indicator, I called the course first and was told no recent aeration and no scheduled aeration until March. When I got out there, I saw light indications of what looked like aeration marks but they would not have been too recent and barely visible. So while it begged the question as to whether there had been any aeration more recently than I was told, the greens were fine. The other thing was that the fairways were mostly good lies where green, but there are bare-to-very-thin patches that are scattered about. On a couple of occasions, because they were in the fairway, I moved my ball over to the nearest actual green spot. So consider the aeration status full green but the fairways occasionally less so. I still enjoyed the round and recommend the course, and now you know before you go, without calling the pro shop


