Best conditioned golf course you have played

[Jdaws012]

List the nicest conditions you have ever played.

[PERFECTPINGS]

Flinthills National or Maderus

[JBake]

Pebble Beach. Bright Sunshine. Warm. No Wind. Greens were perfect, not a bad lie on the course.

[pu_golf88]

I played Troon North in July ~5-6 years ago and it was in immaculate shape, still can't get over it. They had people out there watering the holes in between groups and I think it only cost me $50.

[NorthTexasGlfr]

The Mission Hills Dinah Shore Course in February this year, two months before the LPGA major that is played there. Absolutely the smoothest greens I have ever putted on. And fast but not slick.

[RSinSG]

Porcupine Creek in Rancho Mirage, CA. A privately owned course formerly owned by Ted Blixith until he had legal issues, now owned by Larry Ellison (Oracle CEO.)

My department co-hosted the Calif Police Chiefs annual conference and Edra Blixith let us use the course for the tournament. We had to contract with nearby courses to bring carts in. The course is what you would expect from a billionaires private playground. Flowers on the tee boxes, refreshments every other hole. The tee boxes were flatter and smoother than many greens I've played on. Amazing experience.

[url="https://billionaireaddresses.wordpress.com/2013/05/13/see-billionaire-ellisons-249-acre-private-golf-club/"]Porcupine Creek[/url]

[golfandfishing]

Chaparral Pines and The Rim in Payson, AZ pre recession.

[cardoustie]

Muirfield Village ... my #2 vote. What a course

Royal Melbourne #1 ... was insane. Greens so good (firm and fast) you can run your push carts over them

[jmoore22]

Escondido in Marble Falls,Tx it was as perfect and what I would have ever wanted from a golf course played it about 6 years ago

[ryu123]

these two are not the best courses I've played, but each had awesome conditioning when I was there: Coeur d'Alene Resort & Sherwood Country Club.

[Rock Chalk Jayhawk]

my home course. Best fairways in the world.

[Kenny Lee Puckett]

Shadow Creek

[fore_life]

Probably Paa Ko ridge for the best tee to green conditions

[zer0]

Ritz Carlton in Orlando was in immaculate shape both times I played it.

[cwglum]

Firestone South ... immaculate the day I played it

[Fbgstaff]

Boot Ranch

[glk23]

The Dunes Course at Diamante in Cabo San Lucas. I felt bad every time I took a divot out of the fairway. Everything about the course was first class from the moment you arrived.

[DLiver]

A toss-up between Porcupine Creek and The Quarry at La Quinta

[AlecEmersonGolf]

Crystal downs, perfect fairways and greens

[ryanmn4]

Portland Golf Club in the '06 Oregon State Am. Absolutely immaculate. Ben Hogan won his first US Open there, as well as captaining the US Ryder Cup squad there in '47.

2nd place is Bayville Golf Club here in Virginia Beach. Super private but they hosted the state Am qualifier this year. They put more manicuring and maintenance into their driving range than many courses here put into their entire facility. Less than 200 playing members, and wow is it nice.

3rd place is Kinloch in Richmond VA. Facilities amazing, course wonderful and perfect shape.

[andrew_m]

Pelican Hill in Newport Beach has two courses that are consistently immaculate. The Bridges at Rancho Santa Fe takes the crown, because it felt like another world when you were out there.

[Capitalist!]

Peachtree GC - Atlanta

[zonacats23]

Rich Harvest Farms.

[Cwing]

Victoria National 10 days before the web.com event in 2014 was fantastic.

[txeconomist]

Cascata

[dmarch]

Naples National Golf Club

[Nuggets]

Prestwick is always very well kept, as it should be being the home of the open

[cassel191919]

1. Oakmont 2. Oakland Hills (South) 3. Forest Dunes

[Kenny Lee Puckett]

NE: Aronimink GC
SE: Seminole
Texas: Oak Hills CC
AZ: Desert Mountain Renegade or Desert Forest
NV: Montreux Golf and CC
CA: north/S.F. GC central/Cypress south/Riviera palm spr./The Madison Club

[knock it close]

The driving range at Whisper Rock. 5+ years since and it still sticks out in my mind for just how pure it was.