Jack Tone Golf

Designed by George Buzzini and opened in 1997

Jack Tone - Ripon, California

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Course Details

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Length:

3715 yards

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Rating:

58.8

Driving Ranges:

Yes

The 18-hole "Jack Tone" course at the Jack Tone Golf facility in Ripon, California features 3715 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 62. The course rating is 58.8 and it has a slope rating of 88. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $45. Jack Tone Golf Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 3 practice tees. Designed by George Buzzini, the Jack Tone golf course opened in 1997.

Estimated Green Fees

$45

Scorecard for Jack Tone

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Blue58.80/88	328	142	123	90	254	102	285	127	387	1838	321	132	473	111	157	117	148	86	332	1877	3715
White58.10/87	317	130	114	85	242	92	274	123	368	1745	302	127	459	100	151	105	140	80	302	1766	3511
Red57.00/80	305	119	105	77	232	85	265	108	338	1634	290	115	425	94	142	98	132	72	290	1658	3292
Par	4	3	3	3	4	3	4	3	4	31	4	3	5	3	3	3	3	3	4	31	62

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What Golfers are Saying

2.5

Based on 3 Reviews

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Amy L. Reviewed December 26, 2020

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1.0 star rating12/26/2020
The last 5 times we played here, we had to wait 10- 15 mins at each hole with 2 carts in front of us, during the work week. It's hard to play when you have to wait so long to get up to the tee box. Dont go here on the weekends. Waste of money. Last time we did we couldn't even finish the back nine! It took us 2.45 hours to play the first 9. We had to stop on the back nine on the 12th hole, because there was a foursome on the green, and two carts in front of them at each hole. We had to stop because it was getting dark. We started at one o'clock. They have too many young kids running this golf course who don't know how to stagger. They should have a Marshall on . If you want to lose $60 bucks, here's the place to do it!!!

David S. Reviewed July 16, 2013

In the last two years I've played this course about a half dozen times. I wasn't impressed at first but have given it a chance and overall it's not a bad executive course. I like to play here just before a tournament to practice my short game control. My biggest complaint is the leaves on the course are not picked up very often. I don't like putting through leaves and debris on the greens. (there are too many to just pickup by hand). Even if you find the fairway with your drive, you may not find your ball in the fairway under all the leaves. Still it's not a bad course. Inexpensive to ride. Pro shop is a waste in my opinion. (They really don't have much). Friendly staff however. Very accomidating. It is the better executive course in the area. Worth playing.

Mike D. Reviewed April 26, 2010