sergiogmusic

The course was ok overall considering the greens had just been punched. Play pace was good, most fairways wide are pretty open; unfortunately the man restroom was disgusting, and the driving range was also in very poor condition. We managed to have a good time despite the struggles with the punched greens. I would recommend this course if you get a discounted rate only, otherwise, there are many better options in San Diego County in this price range.

The course was in very poor condition. Greens were going through aeration so they look like a sand trap growing weeds. We had to timed the sprinklers on 3 holes off the tees so we wouldn’t get wet, so we ended up rushing the tee shots.

It’s very sad to see the decay of this course. My son and I used to play there almost once a week before the pandemic and now I don’t think we’ll ever be back.

The staff and volunteers do a good job but unfortunately the fairways were in EXTREMELY poor condition and there was not a single green where the ball wouldn’t bounced a at least a dozen times on a 10-15ft put.., there was plenty of times that we opted to move the balls while in the middle of the fairway just to avoid the dirt and damaging our clubs. I’ve played in the great majority of courses in San Diego County, and unfortunately compared to other courses within the same price range this course has been the worse so far.

This is a great course to practice your short game, there's a very few par 4 and the longest is slightly over 300 yards, the pace is great and the course in is great condition.

Unfortunately there's a lot of construction work going on when I visited we found it a little confusing to navigate through the course because of the lack of signs and path bypass/detours. Other than that I think it is a very decent course; I'm definitely coming back hopefully when construction is completed.

Thank you.