Pleasant Hill Golf Course

It is hard for me to articulate the incredible relationship myself and family have had with Pleasant Hill, but I will try anyways: I first started playing golf my freshman year of high school, with hopes of making the team the following year. Pleasant Hill was the first place I went due to the wide, but long, holes and challenging greens/ putting scenarios. Since that first time playing with four buds, I've been coming to the course almost daily. I enjoy walking with my brother, or carting with friends and family, and each 9 poses a unique challenge. I hope I can play Pleasant Hill for years more to come.

The new owners recognize the needs of the course and openly talk with you about the improvements they plan. The nicest things they plan is the return the fairways to more grass than weeds, repair all of the cart paths, and repair all of the greens so they don't have large dead spots. Over then next two years I expect to see a marked improvement in these areas and some other areas.

Booked a last minute hot deal through GolfNow for Labor Day the nigh before; did not have high expectations. But the course staff asked us right away what time we were, got us checked in and even pushed us ahead of a scramble so we could have a decent play pace. The course is very simple but in good enough condition and unique. I like the old school vibe. I do recommend getting better tee markers

Played here for the first time a few weeks ago. It's got some fairly short holes and slower greens. Some holes are in better shape than others, but for the price you can't beat it! If I lived closer and wanted to get out for a quick 9, this is the place to be.

Nice and friendly staff. Course not in the best shape. Overbooked on Saturday morning, played the first 9 in an hour and 20 min. Back 9 took nearly 3 hours because 9 hole players were starting their round and causing a backup to players making the turn. I understand squeezing people in but there were 4 groups on hole 11.