Fun, casual course. Nice and relaxing without a lot of people, even on the weekends. That being said, the greens are not maintained and look hilarious. Clover and leaves on super long greens. $12pp Monday through Thursday and $15pp Friday through Sunday

As someone who lives maybe 500 feet away, I can rationalize golfing here every so often. It’s a pitch and putt, so you can reasonably bring your putter, wedge and maybe a 9 iron. Holes 10-16 are excruciating repetitive, but the back 9 has been closed for some time now so you might not even have to worry about it. Greens are uneven and lumpy, fairways are dead and full of anthills. The rough is sometimes a foot tall. They have a push mower, so don’t expect Torrey conditions. You’re not going here to improve your game, just have fun and get 9 holes in before dinner. What I will say is that this course has excellent cats. Casey is the starter cat and loves treats and pets. The human staff is also very friendly. My suggestion is to play a few holes while waiting for your table at Fiesta de Reyes but don’t go out of your way to play here. They have some clubs to rent if you don’t have any in your car.

Basically you'll be practicing your pitching and chipping. For what it is, it's not bad. But it barely qualifies as golf. Probably ideal for kids or for just an hour of goofing off with golf clubs.

Somewhat mismanaged. I learned to play there so I love it no matter what. Ten or 12 years ago, they used to hold the junior championships there. All the big players have played it. Woods, Mickelson and so on. It holds an awful lot of golf history.

I've read the reviews, I live nearby and I know what to expect if I was to play the course. I was there to ask for future reference, if I was to bring a small group. My one star review is what happened before I even stepped foot on the greens. It was like something out of a slapstick comedy film. I showed up early Sunday morning, there were quite a few folks on the course. I walked in through the front door and there was no one around, just an older gentleman. The man behind the counter was alone and he was glued to a computer monitor, didn't even look up, I said good morning and he mumbled something back. I asked what the fees were and again, without even looking up he told me the prices. I think this course has just given up.