Played on the 22nd, Thanksgiving Day, and the course was in great condition. Our tee time was delayed about 15 minutes, but other than that, I am satisfied w/ Lakewood CC. The greens rolled smooth, the fairways were nice, rough was at a good height, and the sandtraps were well maintained. One other thing, the pace of play was average, not super slow like usual.

Played on 11/11, the course is in overall good condition. White tee boxes are in good condition, fairways are nice w/ little divots, & the greens were smooth. The only problem w/ this course right now is the pace of play; it's too slow, expect a 6 hr round.

Played on 11/4, at 9:15, it was wet and muddy throughout the course. All the tee boxes were moved forward and mostly on rough. Greens were bumpy since they just aerated the greens. The pace of play was okay, although we started off slow. Unfortunately, a lot of the holes were cartpath only, so we had to walk in and around muddy areas. The course would have been a lot better if it wasn't so wet.

Greens are bumpy, fairways has some brown spots, tee boxes are okay, and the pace of play is slow...

I played on Aug. 5th, and this course is in awesome condition. You can't find a divot on the fairway, the tee boxes are in excellent condition, the greens run smooth but are slower than expected, and the course itself is clean throughout, including the lake. One other thing, the customer service is excellent and the employees do a good job by checking to make sure no player enters the environmental sensitive areas, thereby speeding up play; My twosome finished in 3.5 hours :)

I played on 6/15, and the course is in good shape considering the dry weather. The front nine can be difficult because off the white and blue tee boxes you have to carry the hazard, not to mention there's OB/hazard to the left/rights side of the holes, but the spectacular views surrounding the front nine will help ease the frustation. I would play here again if it was a bit closer to Orange County.

You basically get what you pay for from this course. The greens are slightly bumpy, tee boxes okay, and fairways brownish-green throughout the course. I would consider Alondra a more challenging city course because of the small and elevated greens, the distance of 6k yards off the womens tee, and the ocean breeze that makes it a bit more difficult. Also, it gets busy at this course like any other city course so prepare for a long round.

Played on 5/27, the course is in excellent condition from tee boxes to greens. It's a fun course with a wide layout.

I don't recommend playing this course when they're aerating. The greens were full of sand and bumpy.

Played on Easter day, and I've never seen Rancho Park this empty before, although there was a group ahead of us that played extremely slow. The greens are smooth, no bumps, the fairway is in good condition w/ very little brown areas, and the red tee boxes are in excellent condition. I think this course is one of the better and more difficult city courses to play.

Played on 3/25, the conditions were good. This course gets windy in the back 9, making it more challenging and difficult. This is one of my favorite city courses, considering the green fees, long yardage, and conditions. Watch out for the ducks!

I played yesterday on President's Day. It rained the night before and continued to rain until Monday morning; therefore, we were able to walk on around 11:25 am instead of keeping our original tee time. The course conditions were good w/ a few muddy spots throughout the course due to the rain. The fairways had some brown areas and were very firm. The greens were damp and slow, but not bumpy. Wilson's always worth my green fee.