Seven Oaks Country Club shall provide its members the premier golf course in Bakersfield, California, and one of the finest and highly regarded private courses in Central California. The majestic setting of property surrounded by the Seven Oaks Master planned Community will be used to the fullest extent to provide a challenging, yet enjoyable and safe golfing experience for a membership of diverse playing abilities. We shall, through a commitment to improvement and replacement of course features and elements, achieve and maintain this level of excellence, and position of strength within the marketplace. Superior playability and beauty will be achieved through a commitment to maintenance operations and careful consideration in all design recommendations. All goals and objectives will be accomplished in a fiscal responsible manner.

Areas of focus will include:

1. Determine opportunities to improve practice facilities and individual golf hole designs that will take full advantage of the course layout in the best interest of the club.
2. Preserve and enhance the current character and design trademarks of the golf course.
3. Improve greens surface design to insure playability at desired green speeds and to maximize pinnable area. Upgrade all putting surfaces to a modern and uniform turf grass species.
4. Address safety concerns where identified.
5. Upgrade irrigation system components and re-design with new and proper standards.
6. Address upgrades, removal, reduction in size and replacement during bunker refurbishment with new sand, drainage and grasses. Make minor design modifications to improve playability and style where applicable.
7. Identify non-play areas for potential turf removal and or reduction to reduce maintenance requirements and related cost. Determine new native grass or landscape treatment to be used in those areas that will enhance the aesthetics and character of the golf course.
8. Remove trees that negatively impact playability and course conditioning. Replace dead trees and add others to supplement or improve current plantings or where identified to improve the hole.
9. Improve cart path routes where possible and replace paths that are now unsafe do to tree growth under cart paths.
10. Lake and water feature:
    1. Determine any opportunities for expansion, addition or removal of water features.
    2. Improve lake circulation to improve water quality and appearance.
    3. Improve water storage and clarity concerns for irrigation storage.