Oak Valley Golf Club

Was disappointed that 4 of the top 6 handicapped holes were the par 5’s, hard to score with no par 5 reachable…

Hit almost every fairway and green. Shot an 78. I was on fire!!

Greens were true. Fairways were well kept.

I will go back soon

Course was in exceptional condition, for the time of year and not having had much rain. The front nine is somewhat challenging if you're a first timer. Do not bother stopping at the turn for refreshments or something to eat, the service is poor and the food, not any better. The back nine is as challenging as always, ball placement is a must. At the time we played there were a number of holes " cart path only" and being mobility challenged, made play quite difficult. Some of the hazards are poorly marked and obvious G.U.R. was not marked. I guess it's up to your discretion, not a problem, unless you play by the rules. None of the above challenges were brought to our attention at time of check-in, and no considerations allowed for my limitations.
All in all, we had a good time and enjoyed the lay-out of the course.

This course does not have any of the typical Palmer characteristics and the overall design is just so so. It traverses thru a housing development that is very upscale for the area. The course was extremely wet the day we played with 6 holes being cart path only. The 7th hole is a par 5 that's just a design disaster. It's built in on one of the many low points of the property and the fairway was a quagmire. Bentgrass greens that were full but slow (maybe a 9 on the stimp) and bumpy. Staff was friendly and helpful. Small snack bar with limited food options (bring your own). Practice range is small with "irons only" signs everywhere. Range balls are worn out and in dire need of being replaced.

Greens had been aerified 3 days prior to the round. No warning was given beforehand from the course or the website. Snack bar was closed on an 80 degree day with perfect weather. Very disappointed to have wasted vacation days to play on a course that was unplayable.

Golfnow booked me a tee time and never bothered to tell me airrated greens.

Played here yesterday. Nice course with friendly/helpful staff. The course was wet as it got a lot of rain the day before., but still in overall good condition. I would like to play it in the spring/ summer when the grass is nice and green. I will say, it is a tough course. I played the blues at 6,682 yards and a 133 slope rating. I feel the slope rating should be more like a 138-140, as it was more difficult than other courses of that rating. Overall, it’s a nice course and definitely a great value for the $

Was wet but the course drained pretty well for the most part. Greens fast and rolling nice. Love the layout. Typical rolling hills with lots of elevation change in this area of the Triad.

Love this warm weather in Carolina in January. Greens slick but in good shape. Fairways wet but had good areas of base dormant grass. Only complaint was a foursome that refused to let us through even though there were 2 or more holes open for the whole back nine . Yes we were a twosome but these guys plodded so slowly you expected one of them to keel over. 4.5 hour round just too slow.

This place is a gem! For an October round the course was in amazing condition. A challenging track that really puts a premium on hitting fairways. Great green complexes and the staff in the proshop were great! Got paired with some locals which helped since it was my first time there! Grab some sweet fall deals at 20% in the shop too 👍