Quail Valley Golf Course

$26 (cart included), played on Sunday, November 2016 at

The greens were perfect and very fast.

$36 (cart included), played on Friday, June 2014 at 10am

A nice course in good condition. A fair course with enough variety of layout to keep interest. Staff very friendly and helpful. Good experience for "average" players.

$21 (cart included), played on Tuesday, September 2012 at 8am

This updates my previous review from 2010. Our group of travelling seniors played here 9-11-12 for $25 with the Tee Time book, a fair price. Course is in very good shape, except for the greens and bunkers. Greens had been aerated about two weeks earlier, and were not fully healed (we were told they were OK when we made the tee times). In addition, several had burned patches, along the edges, particularly. Did not materially affect play, but an annoyance. Bunkers were VERY firm and wet: no puddles, but sand was quite sticky. Otherwise, good conditions. Staff was congenial, as always, and the remodeled lounge/bar, upstairs in the clubhouse, is a huge improvement from the old days. Bar staff was especially attentive. Our group plays Quail Valley about once a quarter, year-round, and is always pleased with the experience. We recommend.

$36 (cart included), played on Sunday, August 2010 at 6am

Must be seeding. Greens and tee boxes were full of sand. Thought we should have gotten a better price for the conditions. Have played before, and really liked it. Bad timing I guess.

$21 (cart included), played on Thursday, October 2008 at noon

Our group of travelling seniors plays Quail Valley about three or four times a year, and the course conditions have definitely improved over the last few years as a result of the current owners.

The layout is generally OK, terrain is gently rolling and wooded, especially the front nine. The architect did some very nice things, notably on #9, a long dogleg par 5; #13, an island green par 3; and #15, a very long (almost 600 yards) dogleg par 5 down through a narrow chute of trees, with a creek crossing the fairway about 70 yards in front ofthe very firm green.

The course is walkable. There are some houses on the course, but they are not intrusive at all. Tee boxes are medium large and generally flat. Fairways are pretty wide, and are quite playable. Greens are medium sized, are VERY hard and putt fast: I find it very difficult to get a long shot into the green to hold because they are so hard. Bunkers are about where they need to be, not an excessive number of them.

Played here 10-30-08, and the course was in very good shape, with the exception of the bunkers, which were very hard, with only a thin layer of playable sand.

Pro shop and snack bar are in the lower level of an old barn: picturesque, but a bit on the small side. Worth a trip to play, but it is a long way out in the country, so make sure you have directions before setting off. Also, the course gets LOTS of outings (and they do a great job with them), so call ahead to make sure you can get on.

Member (cart included), played on Wednesday, September 2006 at 6am

I am a member here and I will rejoin as they are member friendly.

$36 (cart included), played on Thursday, August 2008 at 8am

I have played this course at least a dozen times. Each year I get more pleasure then the year before. The staff then and now are still great. I have invited fellow golfers to join me and they also liked the course.