Dragonfly Golf Club

Was thinking about playing a round at dragonfly, but they won’t give you a rain check. Funny how they do promotions on days when rain is the forecast then make sure you pay for 18 holes, but most certainly won’t be able to play all 18. Can someone say bad management and horrible marketing?

Pretty much have no complaints about this place. I had been playing regularly at Sierra Meadows in Oakhurst but it closed. Needed a new 18 hole spot to play at least weekly, some times more, so we tried this out.
I’ve gone twice now always at twilight. Their service and equipment is top notch, carts have gps and are supplied with an ice chest and water.
Everything is computerized, carts don’t let you get too close to the greens or native plant areas. The course is well laid out with quite a few dog legs. No real hills, but tress can add challenges and land does have plenty of undulation, craters and small mounds.
Snack bar is standard golf course fair nothing too special.
Will continue to play this course when possible.

This course is under new management and have a fleet of new carts. Good design, but they take themselves a little to seriously for the condition of the the course. Bunkers were in terrible condition, no sand, hard pan. Should not happen on a course that is the most expensive in the area

This was my home course in high school. It’s challenging, but it wasn’t too challenging to not do well. The course is maintained well and I love how it’s secluded from everything. It makes for a peaceful golf game.

Course is in good shape comparatively. Challenging bunker placements throughout. They were able to get me on as a last minute call in around a tournament they had going on. Overall, a good course for the price

We went this last weekend at the twilight time and got on right away and was able to get in a full 18 holes. The course is beautiful and a nice one to golf at. Lots of trees and shade. Enjoyed ourself and didnt spend too much either.

A jewel of a track, Riverbend is easily Fresno’s best golf course. It does not have the gimmicks of Brighton Crest nor the back and forth holes like the impossibly crowded Fig Garden. The whole scene is understated, relaxed, yet challenging. The clubhouse is designed like one of those old plantation boat houses out of the Carolinas.
The layout and game play are perhaps the best testaments to the quality of a golf course and Riverbend has both in spades. The course looks as if it has been a part of the scenery for years, as it meanders in between majestic California Oaks, through nature preserves, around hidden ponds, all set in lovely basin against a butte.
It’s a cliché, but it’s true: at Riverbend you’ll play every club in your bag. The best holes are #12, a short par three right out of Pine Valley that just oozes character, and #17 which contains some of the best bunkers in the state and begins with a tee shot set back deeply in shady oaks.
Extra credit for the frequently placed cold water coolers.
The $ 25 super twilight rate (including cart) is easily one of California’s best bangs for the buck. A steal in the summertime…