Rancho Duarte Golf Club

The course has a decent driving range where you play from mats. Plenty of people were coming out for the driving range.The pro shop looked half empty and run down.
This course has par 4s and 3s. Some holes were extremely short. My biggest surprise was that they had removed almost all the sand traps but left the indentation of where the bunkers were. Also, the signage was bad. Overall the course looked run down.
The club house looked the best maintained part of this location. The players and staffing were friendly. "Golf Attire" did not seem required.

For a par 3 course, it was fun. It had two par 4 that you could use your driver and the greens were a bit challenging. It's a hidden gem in SGV

I've played this course a number of times over the past 15 years and haven't seen it in as bad of shape as it is now. Most of the trees and shrubs are overgrown, the fairways look horrible, and the greens are just getting to OK. Still looks like they're watering under Drought conditions with dry or dirt areas throughout. I come here periodically mainly because it's close, and inexpensive, but will probably stop because of the conditions. I would pay more if the course were in much better shape.

Fun 9 holes but Resturant golf course was closed on weekend 3pm.

Got done playing 9 holes at 3:30 and worked out appetite. Unfortunately the restaurant kitchen was close. Don’t recommend restaurant just golf.

Staff said that carts are only given to elderly before a certain time and carts were very limited. Asked for 2 carts and got denied but then there were two 2 groups on the course no older than mid 20s.

This course is not even worth the 13$ we spent. One of the employees was rude and we got stuck behind a group of 8 students. The course is not playable, some greens are squishy and others are like concrete. Fairways are dirt and it’s not worth the drive or the money

Course is great for practicing. Decent condition. Enrique Pacheco took his first of many losses to me here. God bless