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Salinas Fairways Golf Course is a public 18-hole, par-72 course in Salinas, California. Jack Fleming designed the course in 1957. Its relatively flat terrain makes the layout readily walkable, while multiple teeing options accommodate different playing abilities.
Published course ratings include 69.6 from the Blue tees, 68.5 from White and 67.9 from both Red and Yellow configurations. The course underwent a major renovation valued by the club at $3.1 million, following an earlier comprehensive redesign and renovation in 1998 that included irrigation, lakes, practice improvements, cart paths and parking work. Salinas Fairways has hosted PGA of America Player Ability Tests for several years.
The course is an 18-hole golf course. Designed by Jack Flemming, the course originally opened in 1957. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Putting Green, Chipping Area, Practice Bunker, Pro Shop, Golf Lessons, Café, Golf Carts, and 1 more.
Jack Fleming designed Salinas Fairways in 1957 as an 18-hole golf course serving Salinas and the surrounding valley.
The course underwent extensive renovation work over its history, including a 1998 redesign and renovation involving irrigation, new lakes, practice improvements, cart paths and parking. The current club site describes a more recent investment of $3.1 million in course renovation.
Salinas Fairways has served for several years as a host site for PGA of America Player Ability Tests.
The course operates as a public 18-hole facility with practice range, short-game facilities, instruction, golf shop, café and online tee-time booking.
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