Played Monday, 5/6, for the first time. This is perhaps my new favorite course in CA (I've played probably 40-50 others).

Serene atmosphere, friendly pro shop staff, beautiful entrance, and all of that paled in comparison to the actual course.

Conditioning was fairly immaculate, and the course was a great mix of links-style and resort course. Even though built around a housing development, the residences never encroached on the playing experience. Nice elevation changes, true greens, some good target strategy on the water holes, and just some really beautiful scenery with towering trees and really attractive mounding throughout.

If you're anywhere near the central coast, this is a must-play. I can't wait to get back and bring a couple of my buddies from L.A.

Played Friday afternoon, July 15. What a terrific experience. conditions were immaculate, finished in 3.5 hours (on a Friday!), and just love the course. very fair, not overly difficult, but some itneresting challenges along the way. will definitely be back soon.

Let me first say that this is my favorite public course in SoCal. I have never had a bad experience here, and truly can categorize the golf course as a spectacular setting and very interesting track. That said, I'll agree with a recent post which described the greens as fairly inadequate (this time) compared to most of the rounds I've played here. Very slow, although unpredictable in parts of the course, and not true-rolling at this point. I also would highly encourage a little investment in the sand traps, as they really should be called dirt traps as of now. However, fairways and rough were in decent shape, and you absolutely cannot go wrong playing this course, especially if you pay a discounted or twilight rate and get all 18 holes in.