This is the only course open to the public in Petaluma since Adobe Creek closed so it gets a lot more play these days which slows down the pace of pay a little. Course is in good shape, on windy days can be very challenging since the wind generally blows straight down the course from west to east. It also has a good driving range.

This course is one step down from the north course but still a good test of your golf game. Not much elevation change on the course but trees and layout make it a challenge for most golfers. Greens and fairways were in good shape.

Course obviously doesn't handle the wet weather very well. Lots of soft spots and some standing water. Cost a little high for weekend golf for these types of conditions. Course very busy on Saturday with waits at every tee box.

Only worth it if you get a discounted tee time until the course has a chance to dry out and grow some new grass.

Course in good shape with some areas where the ball would plug due to wet conditions.

Played on a holiday so course was very crowded

With the start of the rainy season the back nine has several spots that balls will almost plug. Little or no bounce and roll in some areas on the fairways.

Great course but without some kind of deal it would not be worth the 1.5 hour drive from home because of the expense.

Course was in great shape, but cost was about $60.00 without a discount. I probably wouldn't have played here if I didn't have a discount as it is a 1 hour and 20 minute drive from where I live.