Selma Valley Golf Course

6 recommendations and reviews from 6 people

• Referral from December 17, 2019
  

  you_got_it_joban asked:

  Any recommendations for reasonable Palm Springs courses? Minnesotan college student here going to Palm Springs tomorrow through Saturday night. Looking to play as much golf as I can while in the warmer weather. I'll need to rent clubs but I do have a rental car. Any recommendations are appreciated, thanks! Edit:thank you for the recommendations everyone!

  

  leezer999 replied:

  Escena is a fun track. I think it's around $90/round. Make sure to check greenskeeper.org for any aeration or course updates wherever you decide to go.

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• Referral from July 19, 2019
  

  obnoxious_banana asked:

  Golf near Vegas? Thinking of making a quick trip to Vegas in early September - looks like there are a lot of good looking courses. Looking for recommendations of best courses that we could actually get on. Looking at one maybe two rounds of golf. Thanks!

  

  JohnZ963 replied:

  A lot of courses will be in the process of overseeding in September. That means in many cases either the course will be closed, or cartpath-only if open. Check out greenskeeper.org in August to check on status at various courses. Best bet is to find a course that hasn't overseeded yet on the dates you are looking to play, although keep in mind the courses usually scalp down the grass and hold off on watering a few days ahead of closure in preparation for overseeding.

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• Referral from September 9, 2018
  

  SnowDoc723 asked:

  SoCal Golf Recommendations Looking to get back into golf, but I'm finding it really hard to find a course around LA. Anyone with some experience that can point me towards some solid tracks to check out? Looking for a more championship style course- not one of the par 58 or 5500 yard courses around. Appreciate any help!

  

  GomBears replied:

  greenskeeper.org

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• Referral from January 9, 2015
  

  snow-blind-otter asked:

  Best courses in Los Angeles? I have a work trip to LA in April and I want to get at least 3 rounds in while i'm there. Can anyone recommend some great golf courses in and around Los Angeles?

  

  iotone replied:

  In Orange County I liked Black Gold in Yorba Linda. Oak Creek and Strawberry Farms in Irvine have been recommended as great courses (but a bit pricey). You might want to check out the Orange County courses section over at [Greenskeeper.org](http://greenskeeper.org/southern_california/golf_courses/)

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• Referral from September 25, 2014
  

  bigcarri asked:

  Looking for a fun Southern California golf course to go to this weekend! Any tips on where to go? I'm in the 559 area code. Thanks!

  

  wabuson replied:

  Here's a link to check maintenance alerts in the Central Valley. If you got to top 25 you can search just the central valley or LA for the best reviewed courses too. Hope this helps. [Greenskeeper.org](http://greenskeeper.org/central_california/golf_courses/?dMap=24)

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• Referral from March 22, 2014
  

  Mike_The_Human asked:

  Golf Course Recommendations? My dad is coming to town this weekend and I wanted to play some golf with him while he is here. I typically play cheap/municipal courses but since he isn't in town very often I would like to get him out somewhere a little nicer/less crowded. Any suggestions on where to play? anywhere in or near OC works for me I was looking at Fullerton Golf Course or Skylinks in Long beach.

  

  rex_llama replied:

  Fullerton is not a nice course. In fact, it's not even par 70, I believe it's par 67. Skylinks is overrated, overpriced for what it is, and often crowded, in my opinion. It sounds like you want to treat your dad, so if you're looking for something kind of nice ($50-$100 a round), I would suggest Black Gold (Yorba Linda) Coyote Hills (Fullerton) Arroyo Trabuco (Mission Viejo) Tijeras Creek (RSM) Beware, 'tis the season for aerating the greens, so a lot of courses will have their greens punched. Not the end of the world, but can be annoying. Also, greenskeeper.org is a great website for golf course info and reviews. I use it all the time.

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