Santa Cruz, CA
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38 reviews (showing 1–20)
Upkeep
3.6
Shot variety/design
3.5
Tee areas
2.6
Signage/wayfinding
2.5
Amenities
1.7
Scenery/views
4.5
@fliptactical
0
Uncrowded but lackluster maintenance
@lshorter
0
Long waist high grass and a couple prickly plants that NEED to be cut. Very windy course, hole 1 and 2 other holes are uphill. Gotta be careful walking downhill on the dirt paths. Lots of groundhog holes and potholes so watch your feet. It’s a fine course to practice in and teach you about throwing into the wind, but I hope you like having to spend 10-15 minutes looking for your discs. My biggest annoyance is the high grass and weeds, on some holes it’s as high as your waist. Enjoyed the views.
@trentoncarter
0
fun
@swaimz
0
They could do better
@judeholmlund
0
Baskets are pretty good, good for practicing with big open fairways, great to play when delaveaga is crowded
@marvinofgi
0
Nice beginners course. Wide open fairways.
@traitorhoe
0
Fun and easy course for beginners! There is free parking in the lower east field lot in the far back on weekends too. This course is my weekly visit with the buds :)
@donschott
0
Fun course, dirt tee pads and few signs.
@billchill
0
Great views. Open throws up and downhill. Challenging in the wind.
@bkirby113
0
Grass is coming in thicc
@scoot11
0
Pretty strait forward, extra star for the views
@mistahseal
0
Lots of gopher holes and usually pretty windy, but a nice and convenient course
@rastafaryan
0
Open course with relaxed vibe and great views. Nice place to practice.
@elijahbrandt
0
M mygpt I’ll lol
@chaosrock
0
It's a very basic course but great for beginners
@tommyturtle
6
0
When the patch of wild radish is mown on hole 6 this course has no troubles. Otherwise good luck
@freakinbonies
0
Great short course.
The “tee pads” are mostly naturally formed dirt pads. They aren’t level, so it can feel a bit precarious at times. Someone recently tried to upgrade them by dropping off a few rubber pads, but the ground underneath isn’t level and the pads are awkwardly small. A nice attempt, but I think they make the course a bit worse than before they arrived. The tee pads need to be leveled before they can be improved.
@owenforest
0
I would like to see real tee pads put in where needed. The heavy and dense rubber mats were a huge improvement though.
@spaghettiworm
0
There are metered parking spots for 2.50 per hour. Mostly open course, with hills and wind being the main challenges.
@benpalm
0
Dirt or no tee pads. No real fairways and loads of people around. Also difficult to figure out how to get a parking pass.