Sundale Country Club

This is accounting from August 16, 2024 " I highly advise everyone that's reading this before paying a $50 green fee for the semi private country club"*greens have hazard holes and goose poop everywhere * sprinklers are on around 3pm * practice greens are a mess and spotty * range balls are all damaged old balls * facilities is not kept well except for their clubhouse " my hope is that the manager and the greens keepers, dig a little bit more care on the course"Does this mean that I'm not coming back I will be back towards the end of the year. Hopefully the course is a lot more and better shape.

Still a ways to go, but steady rains have helped the golf greatly, and the Friday clam chowder is wonderful!!

The course is in really fantastic shapes. The greens are smooth and free of divots and dead spots. The layout of the course does not provide a ton of challenge, but it is a ton of fun to play. The fact that they charge the same amount at Riverlakes is a joke, because this course is so much nicer. The pro shop and service were also pretty fantastic. We are going to try and come back tomorrow and play again we were so impressed

So I've played this course a total of 3 times. It's semi private and non members can get later tee times from what I understand. Pro shop is small but packed with very nice equipment options, shirts, balls grips etc. the course itself has some tight fairways and very mature trees everywhere. The rough, is definitely a rough place to find yourself as it can be challenging to get out of the thick stuff. The fairways are pretty nice and green. You don't find a lot of gopher hole problems here like you do at the local municipal courses in the area. The greens range between small and good size compared to others locally but are nicely maintained. There is slight elevation changes throughout the course and water is in play on a few par 3's and 5's. Overall a very nice local course that is worth giving a try. Playing from the blues you will find a few pat 4'a that are 480 yds or so. There's About a 300 yd difference between the white and blue tees.

Husband left his golf gps on the cart today. Him and his buddies played 45 holes this afternoon. He realized about 30 min after he was home and the course was closed. We took a chance and drove down here with no avail. We also called and they don't even have an answering machine. :0Hopefully the manager or pro sees this and finds it for him. He'll be down there tomorrow morning with fingers crossed.Thanks to Dave, my husbands Bushnell Phantom was found! I appreciate your willingness to locate it on cart 24. You are AWESOME!Dave you saved my husbands behind. This would have been the second one he left on a cart.

It just wasn't my favorite club in town. It wasn't as aesthetically pleasing. I don't play golf much but I took my son to play in a tournament and he didn't enjoy the course either. It could be good for someone who is experienced. Lots of water.

Hey, I'll be honest with you. I'm not a golf snob. Sure, get me on a great course and I'll love every minute of it. But as long as there isn't dirt in the fairways, nowhere to tee up a ball, and greens that don't run true, I'll play it.Such was the case last weekend when I played Sundale. I know what people don't like. They hear country club and expect Seven Oaks. This is now a semi-private club that is open to the public after 10 a.m. Not bad, right? Another reviewer mentioned that RiverLakes is cheaper and in better shape. I just played on a Sunday morning for $40 with a cart, while RiverLakes rates at the same time is $55. And best of all, I finished my round in three-and-a-half hours, as opposed to the five-plus you would spend at RiverLakes on the weekend. Is RiverLakes in better condition? Not sure -- I haven't been to RiverLakes in a while. But I will say that the greens at Sundale are in excellent condition (something RiverLakes struggles with) and the course overall is green and plays true.This course has its challenges with some narrow fairways (especially number 4), some very long par 4s (especially number 10), and some water carries to reach the green (on 17 and 18). The greens are incredibly small and should be bigger, but are in great shape. No complaints overall with the course. And again, is this Pebble Beach? No, of course not. But for the price and pace of play, I'll take it any day. The cost is similar to that of county courses on a Sunday morning and in much better condition (It appears that the county courses are $43 to ride on weekend mornings).Best of all, Sundale is right in the middle of town and you don't have to drive forever to get to a county course!The clubhouse and restaurant are outdated. So what. Are you really paying for that? David Bolar in the clubhouse is a treat to talk to and the good in the restaurant is really good. That's all I care about.

Worst day of golf in along time. Poor management on tee times. Poor Marshall in the guy Chad they sent out after a lot of calls about slow lay. He also blamed th club house on poor tee time management. The owners have done a lot of upgrades but has since been pretty flat. A lot of new members that think I'm a member but we were here playing and saving this course before it was cool. I call the club house and all I get is sorry sir I just got to the counter. Send someone it with a man voice and get the groups moving.

Veronica is the worse to deal with. She makes her own decisions however she wants and charges however she wants. She needs to learn how to calculate properly. I dont know how she does accounting for the golf course. She charges me for something that shouldn't charge and she has charged me for the times I didn't ride the golf court. I had to go back several times and ask for a refund. She is very rude and never smiles. Everyone else is super friendly and Pro shop guys are awesome! The restaurant people are amazing.

I would give it ZERO STARS if I could. Very bad service towards WOMEN....course is in horrible shape...condescending service and they think they are a country club when it is the worst course in Central Cal!