Paso Robles Golf Club

Walked the Whites (6003/69.3/116) with Mnelison, Susan and Greg. Very nice group to play with. Sunny, around 70 and calm. POP slightly more than 4H playing in a Scramble with the SLO Co Golf Club.

Today was charged $39 for the weekday walking rate. Last time it was $36 for Seniors to walk? Today the guy said they charge everyone the same price? Time before that it was $40? So they seem to make it up as they go here. I was not amused.

Layout is quirky, tight ion places with some fun holes. Par 70 with five par 3's and three par 5's.

Tees decently maintained, winter thin with good coverage.

Rough and fairways were both winter thin. Playable and cut low, fairways a step up over the rough.

Sand traps decently maintained with darker sand.

Greens putted very nice, medium fast and smooth. Firm but still held full shot approaches well.

Quick, efficient friendly check in, no services offered under COVID-19. Restaurant offered takeout or inside/outside dining on a limited menu. Small range on mats that is not full size. Weak recommendation.

Walked the Whites (6003/69.3/116) with Mnelison, Glen and Larry. Fun group to play with. Partly cloudy, around 60 and calm. POP slightly more than 4H on the $36 Sr. weekday walking rate.

Layout is a bit quirky but has some fun holes. I like it better with each visit. Par 70 with five par 3's and three par 5's. Old school, tight parkland style with most holes surrounded by homes on one or both sides. Several holes have lakes that are hidden from the golfers vantage point when they are making the shot approaching the lake. Numerous tees are a long way from the last green as you cross streets and go through residential areas.

Tees decently maintained with good coverage.

Both the rough and fairways were winter thin. Very playable and cut low.

Sand traps well maintained with darker sand.

Greens were excellent. Medium fast and smooth, firm but still held full shot approaches well.

Quick, efficient check in, no services offered under COVID-19. Restaurant offered takeout or outside dining on a limited menu. Small range on mats that is not full size. Recommended.

Fairways and rough in good condition but overall flow of course seemed off. Course was backed up all day, waiting 15 min per hole to play.

Walked the Blues (6157/70.6/121) in 4H with Mnelison, Les and Larry. Fun group to play with, we switched partners every 6 holes in a handicap team format. Partly cloudy, around 65 and calm. $40 holiday rate.

Old school, tight parkland layout with most holes surrounded by homes on one or both sides. Par 70 with five par 3's and three par 5's. Several holes have lakes that are hidden from the golfers vantage point when they are making the shot approaching the lake. Numerous tees are a long way from the last green as you cross streets and go through residential areas. Not my favorite layout overall, but it has some fun holes.

Tees were decently maintained with good coverage.

Both the rough and fairways were winter thin. Very playable and well maintained.

Sand traps were decently maintained with darker sand.

Greens were excellent. Medium fast and smooth, firm but they usually held full shot approaches.

Quick, efficient check in, no services offered under COVID-19. Restaurant offered takeout only on a limited menu. Small range on mats that is not full size. Recommended.

In the middle of homes. Should have looked at the aerial map before booking.

I love playing Paso Robles GC when I'm in town. It is always in good shape, people are friendly and the pace of play is good.

Played at 2pm on a Saturday, great rate for this course. Course layout keeps you entertained and on your toes. Overall in good shape, greens in excellent condition.

course was in great shape. Fairways & greens were well groomed. The bunkers appeared to be freshly raked.

The course is on nearly perfect shape. Great fairways and greens. Perfect tree placement to make you think before pulling out your driver.

Great course. Holes 2-6 a little sketchy because of the houses. Great time.

Walked the Blues (6157/70.6/121) in 4.5H with Mnelison and Larry x 2. The weather was clear, around 55 and breezy. The course was packed with mostly walkers but moved well.

Paseo Robles has three golf courses and they certaintly cover a broad spectrum. Hunter Ranch is among the 15 best courses I have ever played. The Links Course @ Paseo Robles is among the 15 worst courses I have ever played. I would like to say that Paseo Robles GC is in the middle, but it is probably in the bottom 1/3 of courses I have played. Par 70 with five par 3's and three par 5's. Old school, tight parkland layout with many holes having working class homes on one or both sides. NEVER have played around so many homes with multiple barking dogs lining the fairways.

The tees were mostly lush and decently maintained.

Both the rough and fairways were very playable and well maintained.

The sand traps obviouly started the day nicely maintained but had many foot prints due to the no rake COVID-19 rules later in the day.

The greens putted decently. Medium to medium fast speed, firm but they usually held full shot approaches. A few bad spots on some outlying areas that did not affect play.

Numerous tees are a long way from the last green as you cross streets and go through residential areas. Several holes have lakes that are hidden from the golfers vantage point when they are making the shot approaching the lake. Quick, efficient check in, no real services offered under COVID-19. Small range on mats that did not look full size. Not a bad layout, but $42 to walk early afternoon is about twice what this course is worth. No recommendation.

This is a well maintained course with great food & beverages (but no beverage cart when we played) and great service. Only negative is layout, as the course is surrounded by homes throughout most of the course which can be a little nerve wracking. If you don’t slice the ball too often, this a great course but if you are prone to slices / wild hits, I would avoid this one.