I walked onto this golf course carrying a life that was quietly falling apart. I didn't expect grass, air, and silence to save me - but somehow, they did. This course gave me a reason to wake up, to care, to believe that I could still choose a different ending. Every swing became a decision to stay alive. Every round pulled me further away from drugs, from numbness, from the slow destruction I didn't know how to stop before. The discipline, the patience, the honesty of the game forced me to face myself - not with shame, but with hope. This golf course didn't just change my perspective on life. It gave me one. It reminded me that I am not defined by my past, that healing can begin in the most unexpected places, and that sometimes salvation looks like open sky, quiet focus, and a second chance I never thought I deserved.

Didn't see anything wrong with the fairways, greens, tee box, driving range and practice greens. We covered the track front to back and looks good. Cement cart paths will be a huge improvement

This course reinforces the stereotype of golf being snobby and unwelcoming. Disappointed that a city-owned course isn’t more inclusive of all skill levels, especially when everyone pays the same. Multiple groups played through us mid-hole, which was not only rude but dangerous. This set us back, and instead of addressing the real issue, a ranger showed up just to berate us for being slow. If pace of play is so important, maybe start by keeping tee times on schedule—ours wasn’t. Try spacing them out more if you truly care about providing an “enjoyable experience for players of all ages and ability levels.” A little patience and kindness would go a long way.

Challenging course with lots of beautiful Rolling Hills and curvey green included with Friendly/Courteous staff makes for an excellent golfing experience. Definitely will return & recommend to all golfers!

This course used to be fine, city course, not too pricey, its a tight and short course. But this year they upped it to $80 for 18 holes of golf and a cart... are you kidding me?? for a city owned course thats tight and short and honestly never in the best condition. Apple Valley must be running out of money if they need to charge $80 for that course