Dos Lagos Golf Course

Went on a weekend, mid-day. Played 11 holes and called it quits due to 3 groups waiting on each tee box. First and last time playing this place.

Due to excessive rains the course was extremely wet and soggy. Unfortunate , but not the course maintenance was not to blame. Enjoyed the course and the day.

Course looks dead add the diffuculty of car path only , you will give up playing golf with this course. Nothing to like but the pro shop and their parking lott at the moment.

Staff were all super friendly. The course was in ok condition the day after a big rainstorm. Worth the price of admission. Several great restaurants nearby.

Sat for about 20 minutes on first 3 holes. Then asked and was granted the back 9. Sat and waited there 10+ minutes each hole. Way overbooked and mismanaged. Didn't bother finishing. Was on pace for almost 6 hour round. Never going back.

$36 including cart for 18 holes on very entertaining layout. Every hole is a real challenge. I'd give the greens 6 or 7 /10, which for the fees is very good. All the holes set a challenge particularly the par 3's, the Par 5's and the late holes 13-18. Only 5800 from the White tees 6300 the Blues but the distribution makes every hole a task. If you want value this is it!!

I drove A long way to try this course out for the first time because it was inexpensive. It was OK but I think it will be the only time I play it because there are better courses in the area. Of course they cost more but this one had a few things I really didn’t like.

There’s no driving range. There is just a hitting cage with some old beat up balls in it. It’s right next to the parking lot and there’s two people in there. It’s very crowded. There is a practice green right by the starter at whole one but it was hard to find. I didn’t really even know it was there until I went down to start my round.

The front nine was pretty hard, but I’m not that good of a golfer lol. The back opens up a lot more and has beautiful views and lots of elevation changes in the foothills, which is pretty nice. The fairways were hard dirt or hard dead grass. It was pretty, but poor conditions.

The greens had large gashes through them as though their rollers or their mowers were broken. They were long gashes about 3/4 of an inch wide, all the way across the putting surface, on holes 10 through 14 that made my putts bounce and miss. Honestly, this is inexcusable.

The foursome in front of us were playing multiple balls, and driving carts all over the fairway when it was a CPO day There was no enforcement, no ranger, and we tried yelling at them several times, but they didn’t listen to us. Finally, someone was yelling at them while on 18 , while we were standing on the tee box, waiting for them as they did seven circles in their cart and hit multiple balls, but they ignored them and kept on doing what they were doing. It was very disrespectful and the course did nothing about it.

Had a 10AM tee time on a Saturday. Ended up being sent immediately to the first tee without much of a chance to warm up but appreciated the early start. The course itself is in "good winter condition" (mostly brown with some wet spots but very playable). Ended up finishing right around four and a half hours for a Saturday.

As a course, holes 1-9 provide a decent challenge with quarry-like backdrops and scenic views. Holes 10-18 are the more notable part of the course with longer par 4's, significant elevation changes, and the aptly-named "Dos Lagos" to maneuver (The toughest being The Par 5 14th, measuring 613 yards from the tips that climbs steeply uphill about 200 yards from the hole); leaving plenty of time for panoramic pictures and challenging approaches.

Even though the well-known courses of Oak Quarry and Eagle Glen are more prominent close to this course, it holds its own in terms of a great layout and a great value. Would play again given the opportunity!

Course has a great layout and some “fun” hazards. Highly recommend! Views are spectacular, too.