Didn't pay attention to the details when I booked it online, so was surprised to find out that Deep Cliff is a walk-only course (well, saw some people drove carts, but you wouldn't appreciate the beauty of this course that much if you don't walk. Meanwhile, though it's mostly Par 3, but the course design is lovely blended with some variations of each hole, especially the way they take advantage of the trees, just so beautiful. Will definitely love to be back again!!!

First time to this course this morning. We played a 18 hole course. This course is absolutely beautiful as it is like playing deep in a redwood forest. Very serene and peaceful. Staff was very nice and helpful when getting around. The course is very well kept. Hell I even been to courses that cost over $100 a game and Deep Cliff is much nicer. Guess how much it cost...$65 dollars for 2 people and that is with a golf cart!! This is on a Monday 8am price range. Heck yeah what a hell of a deal this place is. I for sure will be coming back and telling people about this beautiful course.

Great executive course. Loads of fun. Staff is above par. I will play it again

Pretty good course but wasn't my favorite. I ended up walking but that was a mistake in the 95 degree heat. We went during summer and it was blazing hot. Had a beer and sausage for lunch. Easy to lose balls in the creek and hillsides. To be honest when I played I was pretty new with golf. Overall it was enjoyable and if my friends want to play here again I gladly will join them.

The marshal did not handle my group’s situation properly. Our group was clearly waiting on a slow group ahead, so the pace of play was already restricted. Despite this, the marshal interrupted us mid-putt because the group behind complained. One player in our group was a beginner and took a few extra practice swings, but this did not affect the pace since we had nowhere to go. We even paid for three players despite only two were playing to ensure we kept pace and helped the beginner. When I explained this, the marshal responded dismissively, saying, “I don’t care.” Customers pay to enjoy their time on the course, not to be pressured when they are boxed in by slower groups ahead and complaints from impatient groups behind.