Updated 2024: Tee boxes are uneven but grassy, fairways are decent, greens are good not great, and bunkers are good. "Grass on the tee boxes" should not ever be a selling point for a golf course but a win is a win. 2021-2022 the tee boxes were dirt. If you compare to a course like Los Robles (at 2x the price) the fairways are worse but ok if you ignore the relatively few dead spots, the greens are slow but comparable in maintenance, and the tees are bad but acceptable. If you compare to Riverridge, which as of Sept 2024 is about 12$ more expensive, the tees, fairways, greens, are comparable, which makes cam springs good. Tee times are now 8 minutes apart (in 2024) instead of 7 (in 2021). I haven't played a prime time in 2024 to check pace of play, but you can guess how it will go with 8 minute tee times. As of 2022, which I think still had 7 minute tee times, weekend pace of play was 5:45 Basically the course is decent, and when you factor in the price then "decent" actually means "pretty great" Hole 12 is right next to the driving range, and the net is missing in the area. Its absurd. There are range balls littered around the green, so when you play hole 12 you are worried another one will come and concuss you. 2021 Review: Horrible tee boxes and fairways, good greens and bunkers. They schedule tee times 7 minutes apart (in 2021, as of 2024 it is 8 minutes apart...lol). I stopped playing here regularly, but a weekend round takes about 5:45 and I confirmed that again in August of 2022. The owner is trying to sell the course to home developers and it shows lol. Take a look at the photos for course conditions. The greens are most important and they do that well, but the teeboxes and fairways are quite literally unkept

What a gorgeous golf course and surrounded by beautiful mountains and scenic skies. Wildlife in the area and on cooler evenings you can see the deer grazing or resting nearby. A lovely course nestled in the foothills of Camarillo Springs and surrounded by beautiful homes and landscape. Highly recommended

They have really turned this place around with the new ownership. New grass that’s greener. New paint. Camarillo Springs Golf Course ⛳️ is casual enough for the casual player, and beginner-friendly enough. Great for a golf cart ride for players and for those who want to watch. And it’s in the mother nature of the Camarillo hills behind the course. Bring your golf gear and go golfin’ @ CSGC!

Unfortunately, the biggest downside of the day had nothing to do with my score. On one of the holes just before the snack bar, I lost my Insta360 action camera attached to a very noticeable selfie stick. I realized it was missing about two holes later. I checked with the group playing behind us, stopped by the pro shop at the end of the round, and even called back the following day — but sadly, no one turned it in. It was extremely disappointing that what should’ve been a relaxing round of golf turned into about a $1,000 loss. Especially because I’ve lost this same camera before at Saticoy, and someone there actually did the right thing and turned it in. That really reminded me that honest people are still out there — just unfortunately not this time. All in all, the course itself was decent, but between the rough conditions and the experience of losing my camera with no luck recovering it, I left pretty bummed out.

The one thing this course has going for it is great views. After that there isn’t much good to say. Upon checking in, we were notified that there were no more carts, and hopefully there would be some by the time we tee off. Luckily we did get a cart a few minutes before the tee time. The first 2 holes were a little backed up but at the 3rd hole, which was a par 3, we had to wait for 3 groups to tee off. The pace got a little better after that but it ended up being a 5.5 hour round. Course conditions were not great but a little better than I expected from the reviews. I probably won’t be back unless I’m really itching to play and every other course I enjoy playing is booked.