I had the opportunity to play the Olmos Basin Municipal golf course the other day and here's my review.
I was very impressed with the greens on this public golf course and will rank them up there with some of the private courses I've played in the past. Even in the winter months, they rolled fairly quick and true.
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Overall a good length and the holes had very good character. I will add, that the course tends to become extremely crowded so patience is a virtue! I think a good time to play this course would be during the week.
Very nice neighborhood surround this course and it seems like they have been in place for a while. Affordable housing, which is a plus! The median home prices as of Feb 2009 are as follows:
| 26 Active - Residential Single Statistics | ||||
| High | Low | Average | Median | |
| List Price | $179,900 | $60,900 | $122,427 | $129,375 |
| Square Feet | 2110 | 961 | 1450 | 1444 |
| Price/Square Feet | $119.53 | $43.62 | $84.70 | $85.50 |
Pricing was reasonable in the off season which makes this a plus. If you are in the area and looking for a good public course to play, then I suggest Olmos Basin; plus hole number 10 will boost you ego, as it's drivable leaving a manageable eagle put! (I got a birdie, lipped out the eagle!)
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