Only went to the driving range. Mats were pretty well used, range balls were in good condition and priced well. Place was clean and does get busy and busy with people who tend to talk a lot at the mats. The range was dry as a bone and hard to follow the ball because of it. Putting greens were in good state with the exception of a few bad spots. Parking is limited. Staff was polite and efficient.

If you want to get a good session at driving range this is a great place to get it in. The 9-hole course is pretty trash by most standards. The fairways are quite bad with patches of weeds, gopher holes and muddy pits. The tee boxes are uneven and quits unkept. Plenty of squirrels - attract eagles, hawks and buzzards. Also you’ll run into deer and coyotes too. But haven’t seen snakes. Very soggy in winter, very nice in fall and spring. Too hard and bouncy in summer.

Was not expecting much, but certainly Fremont Park is worse than I was imagineering. While I like the design somehow, the condition is not good, one thing is that greens are somehow playablely challenging, I'll give them this. Another thing is that the Par 4 holes here are designed with not-able-to-see-greens, so even they're short, but will require a nice lay up tee shot skill. There's even construction 🚧 undergoing in Hole 7 fairway, Even you can see no-grass area all over the fairway from GPS 😂

Friendly staff, this course has a great deal of potential but is poorly kept. Squirrel dens all over the course, multiple sand traps with hard dirt in them, zero water in the ball cleaners, and the list could go on. Again it has potential and wouldn’t take much to elevate it to what I would imagine it was supposed to be. I would have given it a lower score but I couldn’t do that to the staff.

This place is terrible. The tees are not good, gopher holes all through the fairways, signs are falling off, they raised the price too lol can’t forget the restrooms are leaking water all through the plumbing and the owner has a non welcoming demeanor, compare to all the other guys working here. When you drive a cart on the paths or use a pushing cart it feels like you are off roading lol