Waller Park
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Rating:
(4 votes)
Location:
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First Tee: (34.904,-120.438)
Course Details:
# Holes: 27
Target Type: DISCatcher
Tee Type: Concrete
Elevation: Some Low Hills
Foliage: Average
Course Length: 0
Alternate Length: 0
Hole Length:
Under 300ft: 10
300 – 400ft: 14
Over 400ft: 3
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Course Description:
Lots of beautiful Monterey pines in play. 16 turf holes and 11 on hilly terrain with lots of tall pines. Multiple pin positions and two holes have basket positions of over 500'. Well worth a visit.
Course Established: 1996
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Directions:
Betteravia Rd. exit from U.S. 101, 0.9 mile west to Broadway, south on Broadway to a right Waller Lane, immediate left on frontage rd., next right into park.
Waller's pines are big and beautiful. Gotta love this park - unique feel to the course with the different sections. Worth the drive to play here in my opinion and I am a Santa Maria food fan (great BBQ in town and there is a SUPER FINE kitchen for lunch or dinner at Chef Rick's south of the course at Clark and Bradley).
This course has everything. 27 holes with a wide variety of shots and terrain. The whole front 9 are on grass fairways, the middle and back 9 are a mix of manicured grass and sandy dune fairways. The whole course is covered in HUGE, mature trees and has many interesting features that make it unique and fun. The sandy parts can take it out of you, so if you plan on tackeling all 27, be prepared for a full day. There is water and bathrooms throughout the park and snack vendors. Weekends are busy and I have run into the occational soccer practice, but most are aware of the play going on and will move for you if asked.
Great course! front 9 is like a park/ball golf setting well kept grass fairways. After that course gets tougher.. Hilly tree lined back 18 can be super tough if the wind picks up. The longest holes can be S.O.B.'s in the wind so make sure you can chuck it long into the wind! If it's your first time ask some locals how the course is layed out cause it can be confusing.