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I vacation in Pacific Grove quite often and try to play this course every time I'm there. Never get tired of it. Unbelievable value and some of the best scenery in the world on the back 9. Can't wait to hit it again!

The course is a good test for the beginner to intermediate golfer. I've played it on a number of occasions and it's always in excellent condition. It's a great value for Central Coast courses.

This was my first outing to Wildhorse. The greens are fast, they appeared to get heavy use, and all had a lot of unrepaired ball marks. The bunkers needed sand. Fairways were in good shape. The course is fairly challenging and requires some club selection thought off several of the 4 & 5 tees. The staff was okay. Overall, I would give it an average rating.

The course was a little rough, but it's winter and I know it gets lots of play through the summer months. I expected a long round,based on my experiences in the summer, but to my surprise we found few players on the course. The course can be a little challenging for beginners and for most it's a little off the beaten path, but the green fees make it worth the drive.

If you have never played either if the courses, you will find a round or two here well worth the drive. The courses are a little off the beaten path, but both are always in great shape and the scenery is beautiful. Don't skip an opportunity to take advantage of the great value these courses have to offer. You won't find courses of this caliber at a better price.

Everything is good at Greenhorn. One of my favorite places to play. Can't wait to get back.

Wide open fairways, not really long from the burgandy tees, and very little trouble. Several of the greens were a little rough compared to other courses I play. The sand traps had more dirt than sand in them, but it was late in the season when I played it.