First time playing here. Played a round at a course north of here and then played here on my way back home. Got there about a half hour earlier than my tee time and the gentleman in the pro shop got me right on the course. They have 27 holes or three nine hole courses. I played the red course then the blue course. This is a public course that's been kept in really nice condition. I was able to talk with a few of the maintenance people out on the course and you can tell they are proud of they work they do. The greens are in really nice condition and the fairways are in great shape as well. The rough is at times really deep and other times kind of patchy but that's to be expected. The fairways are on the wide side and the course is fairly open. However, if you miss the fairway you will find the trees or possibly water. The pro shop is on the small side but very well stocked. If I remember right they have two putting greens and a driving range. There is also a restaurant but I did not take the time to check it out. I would definitely go back to Eldorado and play again!

Don’t be fooled by the vibrant clubhouse landscaping. The conditions experienced on the “White” 9 were shockingly bad for the $50 Saturday green fee. Management needs to re-consider pricing as it is obviously unjustified. The Blue course was in much better shape, but still had many of the same issues. Interesting layout, awful value.

Good course to play with friends or family. Pace of play can be painfully slow at points even with 27 holes. Practice facilities are decent, I wish the range grass was better as it feels like you’re hitting out of a rough patch, otherwise they get the job done. Great staff and decent pro shop selection.

Red course - Greens were in good condition but everything else could use some love. Played 9 on a Friday morning and pace was decent.

Wonderful local golf course. Great for the family.