First Tee Monterey County

Designed by Jack L Daray, Jr./Stephen Halsey and opened in 2000

First Tee - Salinas, California

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Course Details

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Length:

1767 yards

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Rating:

29.4

Driving Ranges:

Yes

The 9-hole "First Tee" course at the First Tee Monterey County facility in Salinas, California features 1767 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 31. The course rating is 29.4 and it has a slope rating of 86. The estimated green fees for 9 holes is $40. First Tee Monterey County Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 3 practice tees. Designed by Jack L Daray, Jr./Stephen Halsey, the First Tee golf course opened in 2000.

Estimated Green Fees

$40

Scorecard for First Tee

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	TOT
Blue29.40/86	124	147	268	146	97	373	299	78	327	1859
White29.20/85	111	126	241	130	74	343	285	56	310	1676
Gold28.80/86	105	114	216	98	74	335	271	50	294	1557
Par	3	3	4	3	3	4	4	3	4	31

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Nick J. Reviewed April 03, 2021

Great 9 hole course! Not crowded and no slow play. Course is in good condition and Staff was super friendly. Each hole is different and it’s not flat. Only $25 to play and my money goes to supporting the kids in first tee that helps them make good choices. This is win win!! I’m coming back

Jessica A. Reviewed March 05, 2021

This is a nine-hole Executive Course. There hasn't been a restaurant since 2006, so plan to walk to the local Safeway or bring your own snacks. The golf course shares a campus with First Tee- Monterey County, a non profit that teaches kids how to be better people through the game of golf. Some holes may be closed due to kids on course.

David P. Reviewed February 01, 2012

On the weekend this course can cost you 4+hours a round. They really need a marshal who can keep the novice hackers moving.

Christina C. Reviewed July 17, 2010

This is the worst course ever! I worked there and they had magots and flies in the grill. Do not eat food from the grill unless packaged..OSHA should shutt them down. The fairways are covered in weeds. For as much as they charge for a round of golf you can find better place. The staff is awful trust me I worked with them..half of them are on drugs...very sad for such a nice area....

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