mattdrake80

If you like paying a lot of money to play between white soldiers everywhere, then you'll love this place. Greens were clowny too. Do not recommend. Good clubhouse vibes, but the amenities are expensive.

Do NOT ride in the cart. You'll just be getting yelled at all day about where you're not allowed to be, which is about 92% of the course's surface area. That was a total waste of money. In hindsight, I should have just used my pushcart because the pace of play is SLOW.

Be warned that you'll be skipping a hole or two because of renovations. 3 or 4 temporary greens that were pretty bad. I still had fun though, but I thought the price was high for the course under serious renovations.

I jumped on a good deal on GolfNow to play one of my favorite courses in the area. Both Willow and Oak are fun and relatively easy, but have been priced at a premium over the last year. So I was a little disappointed with the condition of the course -- the greens were torn up and the fairways weren't in great shape. I still got more than my money's worth at the deal I got, but I'd be cautious of paying in the 100 dollar range to play here.

I always have a blast playing here, even if the fairways are not in the best condition. There are fun, quirky holes that are getable if you're swinging OK. Hot dogs are amazing - I'm not just saying that to be funny, they're the best dogs in the county. Way better than PetCo!

If you waited until Friday night to book your Sat/Sun round, here's a golf course... I enjoy it here, but the fairways and bunkers are in such poor shape, it'll hurt your eyes. Greens were actually ok relative to the rest of the rest of each hole. Greens are easy to read and paced slow enough to give a run at each pin. Defense of the course is the fairways in bad shape and enough trees lining most holes to put you in total jail for an offline drive.

The course is in a great spot, but the design and maintenance are average at best. The fairways are not in good shape. Not worth the price the market is currently bearing out, but hey it’s golf.

I’m livid that I paid a premium for a golf round just to show up and find the course in the worst shape in all of San Diego.

I'm still a newer golfer sticking to cheap rounds to get my reps in. I appreciate the local public courses, but Maderas is something special. The course is so pretty and fun that it seemed to help me focus more on my game. Shot my best ever round!

Every once in awhile, ya gotta treat yourself.

Not always perfectly maintained, but I love the pace of play here and the uniqueness of its holes. For instance, there's a short Par 4 with a tree in the way about 120 yards from the tee. Pull an iron and ensure you get over the tree, or try to thread the needle with the driver for the risk-reward factor!

It's a fun track that isn't too tight or punishing, usually fairly priced at the lower end of the market.

It's an easy course (for the most part), always fun to play if you need a round where you have places to miss. For the money, a lot of value.

Absolutely worth the premium to play such an immaculately maintained course.

Irons off the tee unless you’re crazy! Try not to get Goated!

Enjoying playing a different mix of clubs off the tee and trying to solve for the slopes and angles of the course!

I love playing this course with my friends as it offers a great mix of fun holes. Tec is a great equalizer for those without great distance, so it allows everyone to compete. But even though it's an executive, there are at least 5 opportunities to pull driver and let 'er rip.

Lotta trouble around this course...make sure you stock up on balls!