Clayton California Golf Courses

Clayton California Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Oakhurst Country Club -- *Great Day of Golf!*
Review by: Thomas J. Braxton	Awesome course, will golf it again soon
From Walnut Creek, CA

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Oakhurst Country Club -- *AWESOME*
Review by: Jonathan M. Masterie	Love this course! It is a great day of golf!!!
From Walnut Creek, CA USA

Oakhurst Country Club -- *Phenomenal*
Review by: Don	Oakhurst is a fantastic course - always well-maintained and extremely challenging. No beginner's course, this layout always has something up its sleeve for golfers. There are several spectacular views of the surrounding valleys and Mt. Diablo, and it's not terribly busy, either, due to its private nature. A great East Bay rival for Poppy Ridge. I'd give it 5 stars but that's reserved for places like Spyglass and Pebble and the like.
From Torrington, CT

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Wawonowin Country Club
"Hidden jewel"
This course is in the middle of the upper peninsula of Michigan. It is simply the best course I ever played for the money. Quick and true greens were very well maintained (How did they attract such a talented Superintendent). Very challenging holes that do not duplicate themselves. Laid back atmosphere--no pressures!
---Bo Gyaholle, Columbus, Ohio
Sandpiper Golf & Country Club
"Nice change of pace"
This course is a nice change of pace. I have played it every year for the last 5 years for a total of about 15 rounds. The water was way down for a few years and when it was the course was not very nice to look at. Greens are small and challenging. The course is fun to play and reasonably tough. Having a sand trap in the middle of a green is flat out stupid. That hole (# 15) is definately my least favorite hole. The par five # 14 along the road seems to always be in bad shape. Outside of holes #4 , #14 and #15 I like the course .
---Dan, Michigan
Norton Country Club
"Superb golfing at low cost"
Norton Country Club has a hospitable staff. Course is well-groomed and beautiful in the fall. Affordable, too.
---Bob M., Norton, MA
Augusta Golf Course
"A fun course for the price."
Augusta Municipal Golf Course, affectionately known as "The Cabbage Patch" certainly isn't in the same league as its "big brother" on Washington Road, or even some of the more expensive public courses (The River, Jones Creek) in the Augusta area. However, that doesn't mean it's not a fun (and at times, very challenging) course to play. Greens range from very forgiving early in spring to harsh and very tight in summer and mid-winter. Fairways are narrow enough to provide a challenge off the tee on most holes. Rough is punishing throughout the course - so do your best to keep your ball out of it! Course upkeep can leave something to be desired, especially on weekends in spring and early summer. Don't be put off by the course's short length - you'll still find plenty of opportunity to hit every club in the bag. However, the short length does make for a good chance to walk the course and save a few bucks. Be sure to call for a tee time first, expecially on the weekends. New renovations to the clubhouse and a WONDERFUL staff add to the enjoyment of playing this cheap, fun, popular course where dozens of kids, students, and beginning adults have gotten their first taste of the game.
---Anonymous, Evans, GA USA