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Golf: Course Report

Published: Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013 - 5:40 pm | Page 3C
Last Modified: Wednesday, Jan. 16, 2013 - 5:46 pm

The Bee posse's weekly update of the latest in area conditions, bargains, etc.

Course – What you need to know

Bartley Cavanaugh – Pristine on Monday – fairways dry and running out, greens outstanding

Catta Verdera – Offering expanded public access Tuesdays and Wednesdays 9-11 a.m., during which $50 greens fee includes cart, $10 voucher, access to Quixote's members' lounge and some of the area's finest greens

Dry Creek – Fairways getting thin, but greens still in top shape and rolling fast and true

Empire Ranch – New "wedge range" entails colorful 6-foot-tall boards at 10-yard increments from 30 to 100 yards and scorecards to document how many shots it takes to hit each; range hitting surface restricted to mats for foreseeable future; no frost delays, but carts restricted to path until frost breaks

Haggin Oaks – MacKenzie greens quite good but rest of course still has lots of soggy spots

Land Park – Greens good except for No. 4; bunkers groomed, tee boxes need work

Lincoln Hills – Both Hills and Orchard courses good; Orchard greens roll a bit slower

Mather – It's a long slog at wet, notoriously poor-draining county venue; greens OK

River Oaks – $25 greens fee includes a cart every day through January, but you must go to riveroaksgolfclub.net to find mandatory coupon; cow that made its way onto frozen No. 2 green Tuesday did little lasting damage

Whitney Oaks – Feb. 3 Super Bowl scramble: $105 includes 9 a.m. golf with cart, breakfast, drinks, big-game party with buffet, $5,000 in golf/raffle prizes ranging from dinners to Thunder Valley accommodations

See something we should check out? Call Steve Pajak at (916) 326-5526.

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