Golf in Sonoma/Napa
05-14-2014
, 04:09 PM
05-15-2014
, 10:01 PM
That's my neck of the woods. 
My home course is Windsor Golf Club (just north of Santa Rosa) a shortish course that holds its own with several lakes a creek and small greens defending. It's on old farm land and there are nice views (NO HOUSES!) of the Mayacamas from the hill that has has three tee shots and three greens play on it. Nike tour played here in the 90's with Tom Lehman and Stuart Appleby champions.Worth the 45 minute drive from Sonoma Golf Club. Near you that I would recommend are Hiddebrooke ( Palmer design, LPGA played here a few times), Eagle Vines and Chardonnay, both play through the vineyards.
PM me if you want more info.
My home course is Windsor Golf Club (just north of Santa Rosa) a shortish course that holds its own with several lakes a creek and small greens defending. It's on old farm land and there are nice views (NO HOUSES!) of the Mayacamas from the hill that has has three tee shots and three greens play on it. Nike tour played here in the 90's with Tom Lehman and Stuart Appleby champions.Worth the 45 minute drive from Sonoma Golf Club. Near you that I would recommend are Hiddebrooke ( Palmer design, LPGA played here a few times), Eagle Vines and Chardonnay, both play through the vineyards. PM me if you want more info.
Last edited by golfnpoker; 05-15-2014 at 10:08 PM.
05-18-2014
, 09:50 PM
05-29-2014
, 12:52 AM
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Thanks a ton!
We played Eagle Vines on the Saturday before Memorial Day. Teed off around 1pm, weather was great, and I expected it to be packed but it wasn't bad at all. We let a single through on 2 while we watched a slow looking foursome play 1 so we basically had the course to ourselves all day. Tough course, great views, great condition, really smooth greens, and I think it cost $60.
Sunday we played Oakmont (West Course). Much easier, flat, surrounded by houses, cost the same amount. It was a lot busier, reasonable pace of play but we waited a little on every shot. Still had fun, but it's no contest between the two.
We played Eagle Vines on the Saturday before Memorial Day. Teed off around 1pm, weather was great, and I expected it to be packed but it wasn't bad at all. We let a single through on 2 while we watched a slow looking foursome play 1 so we basically had the course to ourselves all day. Tough course, great views, great condition, really smooth greens, and I think it cost $60.
Sunday we played Oakmont (West Course). Much easier, flat, surrounded by houses, cost the same amount. It was a lot busier, reasonable pace of play but we waited a little on every shot. Still had fun, but it's no contest between the two.
