Tres Rios Golf Course

Thank you to Junior National Golf Course for hosting the First Tee summer camps! The course was in fantastic shape, providing an ideal setting for the kids to learn and enjoy golf. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, making the experience even better. My son absolutely loved his time at the camp and had a blast. We’re so grateful for your dedication to creating such a positive environment for young golfers. Highly recommend!

Have not played this course, since 2007; it was really going down hill at that time. Greens were in poor shape, and over run with Gophers. A couple of weeks ago, I played with a young man, worked at Tres Rios. He said the course was in good shape. I found the layout was the same, we had a Coyote greet us on the first hole. The Tee-box on #2, on the hill side was open, which i liked, but it was in rather rough shape. I do enjoy the view from that Tee-box. The greens were not bad, they were smooth and were a lot better than GCU's green, where I play a couple times a week. The price was good, $54.+, with cart and small bucket of balls, which is also better than GCU. I did not like the double starts, going out on #1 and #10 at the same time. We finished #9, 1 hour and 30 minutes and ran into a group going out on #10. So we went from having a 3 hour round to a 4 plus hour round. I'm not going back until they stop the double starts, or at least cut off the #10 start times before the front nine groups are turning the corner. Hope they keep improving.

I played a round recently, and many improvements have made this course fun. It's a beautiful location, and they are promoting golf for the kids. The greens were in good condition and firm. I had a couple that I thought that's gonna stick and rolled off the back. Fairways are much improved, and this course has a couple of really challenging holes. Just needs a hot beer cart girl and a new clubhouse. But Junior National golf course is in the rotation of golf courses to play.