Golf Course Review Navy Golf Course DESTROYER Cypress California
Reviewed by: mcantos, lake forest
Golf Playing Conditions 6.49 GOOD
Played the Navy Course this afternoon on a warm day and was paired with a very nice twosome. Haven’t been here in a few years but the course looked to be in very nice shape.
They have mown down a lot of the areas where there used to be grass bunkers.
The fairways were in great shape and all sand traps I landed in had sand that was very soft and very playable.
Greens rolled true and were medium pace.
The pace of play was a little slow but nothing to complain about, I teed off at 3 and finished around 7:45 so all in all wasn’t too bad. A good time was had by all and I would love to play it again sometime..
Congratulations to Navy Golf Course in Cypress, California 2016 Winner Worth the Green Fee for Orange County.
Congratulations to all the great golf courses out there that won Worth the Green Fee for their Region. Haven’t thought of playing there? Consider this a wake up call and give their golf course a try.
Navy Golf Course 2016 Winner Worth the Green Fee for Orange County
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We’ve waited all year for the results, and the results are finally in. Greenskeeper.org proudly presents it’s 2016 Worth the Green Fee Awards for Orange County.
“Worth the Green Fee” is awarded to golf courses open to the public listed on Greenskeeper.org that stand out above the rest with our site users at providing a consistent, quality golf experience at an outstanding price.
Let’s face it, golf can be expensive. But it doesn’t have to be. All you have to know is where to play to get your best value and that’s something Greenskeeper.org excels. In addition to helping golfers decide where to play their next round of golf based on reviews, ratings, and maintenance alerts, we’ve recently introduced our GK Coupons service to extend their deals directly to our avid golfers. Our GK Coupons program has been received very well by both Golf Course Operator and Golfer.
NutNButCup Posted: 01/06/17 6:12p Member Since: Jan 25, 2004 From: Buena Park
Teed off Wednesday about 10am and finished in 4:40 (tournament).
Recent rains made the greens soft and so footprints made the greens a little bumpy at times. Other than a little bumpiness the greens rolled decent with medium/fast speed and held shots. The fairways had decent grass coverage with a few wet spots due to rain. The rough is winter low height with a few thin/bare spots. The bunkers were decent considering recent rains. The tee boxes were fair to good with some mildly uneven.
This is a fun track to play with a nice amount of variety to the holes. Water comes into play on several holes. The course is flat and easily walkalbe. The staff has always been friendly.
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Navy Golf Course Cypress California. Hole 12 Destroyer Course Green-side
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Navy Golf Course Cypress, California. Hole 10 Tee Marker
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Navy Golf Course Cypress California. Hole 9 View from Tee Box
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Worth the Green Fee 2016 for Orange County – Navy Golf Course
toiler1 Posted: 12/13/16 5:01p Member Since: Jun 13, 2005 From: Hermosa beach
First time I’ve played this course. I just never knew it was public.
Doh! Stupid me…it’s a wonderful track. Reminds me a bit of Skylinks and Rio but it’s better. The course is walkable which is nice. Greens are superb, true, well kept, just one or two more on the stimp meter and they would be top notch. Good open holes and a few tight ones, so you can go through every club in the bag if you’re playing it wisely. Quite a bit of water to navigate and the final run of holes are really excellent.
Great chili at $3 a pop at the turn, lovely guys in the pro shop. Not much to criticize really. I’m sold. Can’t wait to go back.
Why Did We Expand the Regions?
It’s simple. Greenskeeper.org has been growing. We expanded the number of regions because golfers like you have reported about golf course conditions in more places you play. In short golfers come to us if they want informative, relevant golf course reviews and it’s all due to your, our GK Community’s, diligence. You let us know your experiences and well if we hear about it everyone else does too.
Why so Many Regions?
Golf is an experience and every experience is unique. Different golf courses offer different experiences. What we look for in golf course reviews offers a little insight into every golf course we play. Not just one point of view but many, and by providing many different points of view you get a clearer picture of what each golf course has to offer. To that end we felt it necessary to provide regions with their own highlighted golf course. Local players can enjoy the fact there is a great facility they can play just around their corner. Golfers looking to experience new golf courses can play these and experience first-hand these unique golf experiences. Put simply, we allow not just your high-end. daily fee courses to shine but the local municipal as well. They all deserve a fair shot and they all deserve to shine.
Look for additional Golf Course highlights from our Worth the Green Fee for 2016.
Greenskeeper.Org Golf Courses Worth the Green Fee for 2016
Greenskeeper.Org “Know Before You Go®”
This year we have expanded our awards to 11 regions! @GreenskeeperOrg #Golf Courses #WorththeGreenFee for #2016 #Breaking
We’ve waited all year for the results, and the results are finally in. Greenskeeper.org proudly presents it’s Worth the Green Fee Awards for 2016.
“Worth the Green Fee” is awarded to golf courses open to the public listed on Greenskeeper.org that stand out above the rest with our site users at providing a consistent, quality golf experience at an outstanding price.
Let’s face it, golf can be expensive. But it doesn’t have to be. All you have to know is where to play to get your best value and that’s something Greenskeeper.org excels. In addition to helping golfers decide where to play their next round of golf based on reviews, ratings, and maintenance alerts, we’ve recently introduced our GK Coupons service to extend their deals directly to our avid golfers. Our GK Coupons program have been received very well by both Golf Course Operator and Golfer. Let Greenskeeper.Org bring you the business you deserve and let us help spread the good word about your golf course to other like-minded golfers. You’ll be impressed with the results.
We divide Southern California into 11 sections — Inland Empire, Los Angeles County, Orange County, Palm Springs Area, San Diego County, Santa Barbara County, Ventura County, Southern California, Central California, Northern California and Southern Nevada. Golf Course reviews and ratings submitted by our 75,000+ Greenskeeper.org community are tabulated over 12 months. Winners are determined for each area. We provide the list below in no particular order. This is done on purpose. We believe that every golf course that provides outstanding value to their region should not overshadow other golf courses simply because of their location. We understand the golfing public mostly stay within their geographic boundaries. Knowing where to play in your area is important.
And Now our Winners for Worth the Green Fees for 2016 (in no particular order). . .
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Worth the Green Fee 2016 for Los Angeles County – DeBell Golf Club
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Worth the Green Fee 2016 for Inland Empire – Green River Golf Club
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Worth the Green Fee 2016 for Santa Barbara County – La Purisima Golf Course
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Worth the Green Fee 2016 for Orange County – Navy Golf Course
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Worth the Green Fee 2016 for Ventura County – Olivas Links
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Worth the Green Fee 2016 for Central California – Pacific Grove Golf Links
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Worth the Green Fee 2016 for Palm Springs Area – PGA WEST Greg Norman
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Worth the Green Fee 2016 for Southern California – Rams Hill Golf Club
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Worth the Green Fee 2016 for San Diego County – Rams Hill Golf Club
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Worth the Green Fee 2016 for Southern Nevada – The Club at Sunrise
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Worth the Green Fee 2016 for Northern California – Yocha Dehe Golf Club
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