It's a great nine hole and the grounds are kept up really nice! And you get to see a lot of…read morewildlife, which makes the experience all the better!

I got a chance to play this little course. This is a 9-hole course with two different tee locations…read more(but not all). Water comes into play on about half of the fairways. As more of a hacker than a true golfer, I lost my fair share of golf balls. You could easily walk this course, but there are some hilly areas. Most fairways aren't too long, but there are a couple that are. I ended using a cart cause I was short on time. Finding this place was a little tricky as my phone map took me to the backside neighborhood. The clubhouse is co-located with the Fairway Cafe (in Yosemite Lakes) on Yosemite Springs Parkway. I really enjoyed playing this course. For a short course, it was definitely challenging in spots. The staff I interacted with were super friendly and the greens & fairways were in good shape. I'll definitely play here again if I'm in the neighborhood!

Prices are decent . I also recommend making reservations for a bay. Brought my 7 year old here …read more She loved it. It can get pretty busy and the bays are close together . So it can feel a bit crowded sometimes. I love that you can order and they bring the food to your bay. Also great drink options

I've been to a lot of driving ranges around the country and this one's up there were some of the…read morebetter ones. Not amazing, but better than good? The property is clean and the area is quiet with just a little bit of noise from the nearby freeway. They also have a nine hole course attached to the range. If you're feeling warmed up want to play a quick round before I heading out. They don't have as many bays as most driving ranges do, but they offer at least 10-15 bays that have Top Tracer technology. Top Tracer balls, allow you to see where your ball went so you can analyze your swing and try to stop yourself from slicing or hooking the ball. It's pretty helpful, especially for people who just started to play. 50-Balls was about $15, but you're better off getting the jumbo bucket for an extra $6 bucks; it's 150 balls. You're going to wanna hit more than 50 balls anyway. There's typically no time limit while hitting, but I could see that changing if the weather stays warm. When we left there was a line of people waiting to hit. The cafe here has beers, seltzers, Gatorade, water and all of the golf range staples. They do offer full meals here too, both breakfast and lunch. Looking to do relax and get fresh air for under $20? Valley Golf Center is a good place to start.

Just played here as a guest. Fun course very challenging. Fairway and greens are in great shape…read more Minus one star because the rough is not in the best of condition. Keep it in the fairway. Also after the round we ate in the restaurant. The food and service were both very good.

Did not eat there! . Drove several miles out of way. Found dining room empty. Ditty tables, not…read moreset up or spaced. 4 or 5 people at counter, weaitress distracted, no acknowledgement! Walked out after 10 minutes . Not at all an appealing waitress!

Played here yesterday and today while in town for a wedding. Nice, fun course that is in good…read moreshape. The entire staff were awesome and wouldn't hesitate to play here again.

This is my favorite golf course! It's very beautiful. Grass is nice and in good shape. The staff is…read morevery friendly. My favorite is a cart girl named Nicky! She is amazing!! She has such a great positive energy and made up a couple of drinks that I had never tried before. I've never met a cart girl like her and she definitely enhanced our visit and made our experience even more enjoyable. I hope we see her every time we go!

Pheasant Run Golf Course is a fun golf course, that is both fun and challenging. The fairways are…read morewell kept and the greens are nice. Strategy is important to avoid hazards and water. Ross, in the clubhouse is nice, helpful, and always friendly. There are a few holes that have low or no water in some of the holes, otherwise the course would be more stunning.

I was in the 209 last weekend and decided to try out a new course for myself and girlfriend and we…read moredecided on Pheasant Run for our round. We booked our tee time online, and found the rates to be reasonable compared to Bay Area standards, at $64 per player with a cart. I think it's in the $40s if you want to walk but in the 209 heat, I wouldn't even consider walking lol First time here and I played the blue tees, and one thing I noticed was that this course played really long. Even with good drives I was left with some pretty lengthy approach shots and throughout the course found myself having to be strategic which is always more fun. While the course is completely flat, there's a lot of hazards that make some shots tricky. The bunkers had a lot of sand in them but also lots of rocks so be careful in there. It had just rained the night before so there was a lot of muddy parts and standing water in some areas. The greens were on the slower side and most were in decent shape. I ended up with an eagle on 18, so definitely left feeling great after the round. In terms of pace of play, it was quite slow. We saw a lot of groups with 5 and the round took longer than expected even on what the pro shop said was a slower day for them. I'd imagine on a busy day, I'd thinking it'll be at least a 5 hour round. Pro tip: when looking online at the tee times, they did have a daily deal for a solid discount so if you are flexible with your timing you might be able to save some money.

A wonderful and challenging golf course. It is well kept and the staff is helpful and friendly…read more Plus the sunrises are spectacular. From the black tees, this is the longest course in California.

Best public course in fresno. Wide fairway, decent view, good green condition except hole 4, its…read moreunder repair for the past 2 years. Avoid weekends am tee time could be expansive and crowded.

After having a really nice talk with a gentlemen that is friends with the family that owns this…read moreplace i ended up going back. Cant say it's my favorite but after the interaction and the positive conversation id go out there again.

While I haven't played the par three golf course here, the driving range is the perfect spot for a…read morebrain break and mental health recharge. I typically go mid week in the early afternoons, but to be honest, this place is always kind of busy. So plan accordingly. A small bucket will get you about 40 to 50 balls for $11; for three dollars more you get 90 balls, might as well pony up the two-dollars. It's $10 to play the course most days with tee times starting at 7am and going until it's 6PM, even in the winter. They do have lights at every hole for nighttime play. Sorry folks no reservations here, it's all first come first serve and heads up, t's a walking course only. No golf carts. If you're looking for a no frills, no attitude, no ego golf course this is the place!

This *was* a great place for golf via simulator. Sadly it is now closed, so don't try to go there…read moreor become a member.

This is exactly what Fresno has been missing! Having access to a state of the art indoor facility…read moreright around the corner from me is huge. I've been popping in to hit some balls in between meetings and am bringing friends / potential clients here to hang out. I highly recommend checking it out for yourself!

Great place to practice. Grass range with a good chipping area. Enjoy the great and positive…read morecommunity. I think the course gets knocked for the greens but it's as good or better than any executive course I've played.

Overpriced. Unfriendly staff. Horrendous conditions…read more I've been fortunate enough to be playing golf around the valley for the last 6 years, almost every single weekend. During that time, I've been to this course about 40-50 times. I've used the driving range and played the nine hole course. The last time I went (3 weeks ago) will be the last time I ever spend my hard earned money there. Overpriced- it's $35 to play nine holes with a broken cart. Half of the greens don't even have full grass coverage. A handful of times I've had my golf cart's battery die before I can even finish. Unfriendly staff- Most of the time I go, I can't tee off on the nine hole course before Jim barrels out of the club house and asks me when I plan to tee off. I've heard every excuse from "it's too hot outside to stay open past 4pm" to "you don't need to hit any practice chips before you tee off. Just hit a few after you guys finish the 9." I've never seen another business owner actively discourage people spending money at their business as much as I've seen Jim do this. Horrendous conditions- if you've been to this course in the last 12 months, I probably don't need to say anything more to you... The greens are made up of dirt on half of the holes and the matts you're supposed to tee of from (when you play from the blacks) are older than the river that flows behind the course. If you play a lot of golf like I do, you know how good it feels to not play the same handful of courses every weekend. That is why I kept returning to play here. I also thought that maybe it was so expensive because they needed money to get the course on the right track again... but after years of seeing the conditions get worse, I'm puzzled as to why it's so expensive. After some reflection, I've realized that, because of the owner's sentiment, I no longer wish to participate in funding this mess of an organization. It pains me to write this, because I love this game, but this is just plain robbery and I hope to save somebody from this experience.