Dryden Park Golf Course

The greens were in bad shape! Gopher holes all over the fairways. No club house, cart girl or food to eat on the turn! There is a snack bar if you're not too hungry. I give it a three because they had carts.

I'll give credit where due. Props to the landscaping crew at Dryden for keeping the greens top notch in the middle of the Central Valley heat. Gives me hope for the future.

No one gave us a heads up about the kitchen being closed and when we tried to order food, Ryan was very rude. He said all they had was chips, candy, or soda and kept repeating "I don't know what to tell you, that's all we have". We would have liked to know at the time we booked that some services weren't available, but it would have been fine if Ryan was polite and explained about what had happened with the fire and/or apologized about us not being notified ahead of time. His attitude was completely unnecessary and unprofessional.

This course would have received 4 stars but the grounds keeper came by around hole 4 and turned on the sprinklers. I get why but really? During people teeing off??

A city golf course located in a serene enviroment just south of John Thurman field. Today I received my first lesson in golf. It was cool to play with my putter to my hearts contecnt. Hopefully by the end of this class I really will learn how to control my balls.The golf course was truly a relaxing experience with near perfect winter weather. No rain, no blasting wind or bitter cold unlike my ex girlfriends.

Great staff. The course needs some work. Good practice course. I would recommend it to all.

Recently played this course. Thought it was a little above average as far as the course goes. Weather was cold and foggy which could have had an effect on my overall opinion of this course. Clubhouse was better then a lot of clubhouses, but the surrounding area around this golf course was pretty sketchy. Overall i would definitely play here again, but its not my first choice of golf courses.

So this is a classic example of you get what you pay for. Dryden is a relatively cheap course to play (typically $15-20 bucks a person during weekdays with cart if you use tee off or even just call ahead). The fairways are wide open lined by trees and aren't in the best of shape as there is some dead grass and such. They keep the rough relatively trimmed and I think the greens are decent shape. During busier days the holes get backed up every so often. I enjoy playing it regularly

Got a great deal on golf moose and played at 10am for $30 with cart. Course was in pretty good shape and greens were great. Fairways could be cleaned up a bit but were good. I would recommend this place especially for the price. The only thing they need is a starter and marshal. The pace of play could be improved. There was a group of 3 that got passed by at least 4 groups. Still had a good time.

Horrible place to golf!! They expect you to play golf in wet soaking grass. Totally unprofessional. The sprinklers will be watering on the hole or 2 in front of you and then have the groundskeeper all of a sudden take out the sprinkler heads. Me and partner both paid for 18 holes and only played 10 because of the unprofessionalism that is orchestrated at the course. I even called the clubhouse when we were 4 holes behind the sprinklers to give them a heads up. Me and my partner spoke with the groundskeeper as well and hes said "Thats just the way it is around here dude, oh well." On the way driving the cart back to the clubhouse it shorts out because of the wet lawn and we get stuck. I spoke with 2 managers and they will not give us back our refund, even after the horrible experience we had. This needed to be shared to everyone. This Place is trash!