daverylaw

My foursome played Sunday, August 21. The weather was overcast and cool that day. The course was in great condition. The fairways were well kept and the greens weren't too soft considering the moist conditions. I would highly recommend playing Mesa Linda, especially for the price. We rode, but it is a manageable walk. The course is mostly flat and not too long.

I had a foursome on a Sunday morning at 10am. The starter keeps everything moving, so they stay on time. The rangers are out during the round keeping everyone honest. The course was in good shape, especially the greens. Some soggy areas, but nothing terrible. My only gripe is not having a snack bar available at the turn. I start to hit a wall without my hot dog. All in all a good day of golf.

My son and I played on a Sunday morning (10:20am). The staff was friendly...we checked in at 10:10am. The rangeis very busy...3 levels. The course was in good condition. I didn't notice any gopher holes and there were only a few soft turf areas. The greens were receptive and fairly quick. Also, they have lots of contour so putting can be a challenge. We both have handicaps in the 20s, so there is plenty of challenge for us. It's a little shorter than many Par 71/72 courses, but it helps the pace of play. We finished in 3 hours 40 minutes (threesome). The snack bar wasn't open, but there was a table set up with hot dogs, chips and drinks. All in all, an enjoyable day and I'm sure we have no problem playing there again.

This is a nice 3 par course, all holes ranging between 90 and 130 yards. Some holes required a low ball flight and the rough was long, requiring accuracy. The greens were fast, but not unfair. The pace isn't very fast, but there are many people just getting into golf so it's understandable. All in all...a good time.

This is my third time playing Vineyard, first time walking. The greens and fairways were in perfect shape. It was an overcast day and they weren't too soft. If you choose to walk, please know it will be a challenge. You have a hill to ascend getting to the 3rd hole and it is a long haul between 13 and 14. If you're near Oxnard, this course is worth the visit.

This was my first time playing Alondra, so I didn't know what to expect. The tee box mats were in good shape, however many people tee around the mats so the grass isn't in great shape there. The tee shots on some holes are challenging as there are narrow launch areas (tree overhangs). The greens are difficult as they are elevated...and small. There are some greens with dead spots, so putting can be very uneven. I would play again, just know what you have in store.