Maloney’s Grille

I love golfing this course. It has a fair amount of challenges and it is a great overall value. When you look at the price especially if you have a players card, I think it is hard not be happy with the course. The course is well maintained. Well the main course is well maintained the executive nine is kind of beat up but it $ 11 for 18 holes.

My office went golfing here together, having scheduled a tournament of 12 people on an otherwise slow Monday afternoon. We told them the approximate time to expect us at the grill. We scheduled more than 2 weeks ahead of time. You would think that they would be prepared for us.
Here is what happened: Half of our orders were «lost» somewhere along the way. Half of our orders were nixed when the cashier came back 15 – 20 minutes after we’d ordered to announce they «ran out» of basic items such as hamburger patties and roast beef. I mean, it’s not like they have a massive selection in the first place. There’s only a few items on the limited menu, and to run out of said major items is a bit surprising, especially since they knew a large group was coming.
Ultimately, I waited 40 minutes for a simple order of BLT no mayo — and when it finally came, it was smeared with mayo. One of my co-​workers just canceled his order after a half hour and left. This place brought a whole new meaning to the word «incompetent». You would think in an economy like this, that people would need to be more on the ball if they want to keep their jobs.

The restaurant at Bing Maloney Golf Course is a decent grill. I like it because they serve sandwiches and beer, which is the perfect combo after 18 grueling holes, with about 16 lost golf balls. They have an outdoor patio, and a big indoor seating area, which is nice and «cool» on those sweltering Sacramento summer days. I wouldn’t come to Bing specifically to dine here, but it’s good for the after golf break. 4 stars for the convenience… and beer… and sandwiches… and cookies… and air conditioning.