Rupert Park Pitch & Putt

You need to waste a few hours of a beautiful sunny day, have some clubs lying around in some garage accumulating dust but want to play, but either don’t want to waste hours on end on a full course, or a ton of $$$ going to one, well this may be the place for you. It’s not too far from where I live, and there are some good holes including a good water hazard right at the beginning, and also a long fairway (considering this is a pitch & putt) near the end.
This course is definitely not one dimensional, with many hills, 4 water hazards, a view of the mountains on the North coast, it’s a perfect place to enjoy (for a small fee) some golf, just remember weekdays are cheaper than weekends (of course!). As this is one of the more popular P&P’s it’s hard to tell you when to come, but if your playing behind a group, be prepared to wait to get through this, which could increase your playing time (and a better explanation to your significant other) on why you were there so long… but isn’t this the norm of life.
And let’s just say you forgot everything at home, you can rent clubs here, buy balls, snacks and drinks. Free parking in the lot and around the area, come check it out and work on your short game.

Lots of trash and beer cans on this course… and I’m not even talking about the shirtless dudes with pot bellies who keep a pack of cigs next to their tee. Ha. Well, at least they are simultaneously working on their tans.
Seriously, it’s pretty good and never too crowded if you go before noon. Great way to impress or degrade your date, depending how good/​bad you are. :)
But I hate walking in the mud when I lose my balls. And good luck finding them. If you’re lucky, someone will give you an extra or two. Don’t like the missing hole and the doubling up on that one as it ruined my game. (Golfing with two balls at once to make up for it.)
Guess that’s not the fault of the course so much. Also, try to bring your own clubs, as theirs are less than desirable.

A classic, an old school track. missing the 15^th so that sucked. I give the dog i ate after 9 a solid B+

A water hazard on hole 1. Watch out Unilocalers, this could get ugly!
Compared to Stanley Park Pitch & Putt, I would have to say this is a much better course to fine tune your short game. The greens are actually quite a challenge compared to others (pretty hilly), and there are a couple dirty ponds to avoid. There’s a 120 yard hole as well, which is welcome relief from the numerous 50 – 60 yard holes.
We went on a sunny Thursday afternoon, and the course was fairly busy. We were also one of the few groups not drinking beer at every tee. My only complaint really, is that the course was extremely over watered on most holes. With no rain in the past week, I wondered why there were so many puddles and soggy turf?

While my roommate is the consummate golf player in our household, he is slowly taking my boyfriend down with him and I came along for the ride this past fall at Rupert Pitch and Putt.
Now I am no golfer but I do have my moments of decent play although this round at Rupert was not on of them! The greens are nicely landscaped with elevated areas and ponds to make the green challenging enough for regular players yet manageable enough for the newer player, IE: me!
Rupert is open year-​round from 8:00am to dusk. A regular 18 holes for adults is $ 11.25, $ 8.00 for seniors and $ 8.50 for youth and Twilight and Winter Greens will run adults $ 8.50, $ 6.00 for seniors and $ 6.50 for youth. There are light snacks, caddy and club rentals, as well as Annual Passes (adult: $ 450.00, seniors: $ 335.00 and youth: $ 315.00).