I've only played here one time (Sept 1), but I loved it. The drive from San Jose was about an hour, but worth it for a green course. The clubhouse is an old Victorian house. The parking lot has plenty of parking. There's a driving range to warm up. The course is green and not terribly difficult for the straight hitter, but great for the average player. Tee times are 10 minutes apart, which gives people plenty of time in between. The course has hills, so prepare for that if walking. Overall...I'd go back.

Inexpensive rates compared to other local courses, in good shape for late November, and you can't beat the views on the back nine! In this hackers opinion well worth it!

Played 9/13. Course in good condition. staff is very friendly, fees are competitive and elevation changes offer good challenges.

Not a bad track. Some challenging narrow fairways and blind approaches. Grass is mediocre

We’ve come here for several US kids tournaments and the staff here are so wonderful and warm. They provide the kids with a free hot dog, burrito or pizza after their tournament as well as hot chocolate for the kids beforehand. They go above and beyond to create a fun atmosphere. My son was 7 when he played his first ever golf tournament here and now he is 14 and still playing here. This place holds many good memories for our junior golfers and us. They also have a nice cat that hangs out at the clubhouse. As for the course, it is very challenging with drains and elevation. It is one of the more challenging courses, unlike some others that are flat. I would say it’s one of the more challenging courses our kids play on the Monterey Tour.