Walked on Rancho at 4pm and paid the $16 resident twilight rate, got on the 1st tee right away and finished in a little over 4hrs. It gets better. Our 3some did not wait on any of the tees today. Incredible for this course!!

This course has a little bit of everything to challenge all levels of play. Dog legs, uneven lies, elevation changes, uphill/downhill lies and elevated tees. There are no water hazards on this course but trees line every fairway. There are also a few holes where positioning is key off the tee to play clear shots into the greens.

I live just minutes away from the course and I have never seen it in such great condition. This course is green right now!! Aside from a small 'ground under repair section' in the middle of the 10th fairway, the fairways and areas around the greens were lush. Your putts will roll true on the greens cuz they are smooth n fast with very little ball marks.

The time window I mentioned above is the way to go and if you're in the area around before 4pm(any later and you'll be teeing off in the dark on the 18th), and if you have your bag in the trunk like I know you do, then you need to get to Rancho. A course in this condition is an exceptional value.

I haven't played here in over 6yrs and I found it the condition of the course very disappointing. Dry, patchy tee boxes covered in divots. Most of the fairways had brown patches and hardpan areas throughout. There may have been a problem with their sprinkler system because there was a huge ditch dug up behind the green at Hole#3. Greens were very soft leaving ball marks all over them. Why don't people repair their ball marks? Again, brown patches on almost every green and putts don't roll true from the bumpy conditions.

Its a very short track and what makes it fun is deciding on whether to use driver to drive the greens or 7 iron, wedge on all the short Par 4s. Best hole for me is the dogleg left at #18. An uphill teeshot with a huge tree on the corner protected by the driving range directly to the left of it. If you don't have the heart to cut that corner you can always stay on the right of that tree but be careful using driver cuz you may overshoot the fairway.

We got out at 11:30 on 7/13 and it was humid out there. The $24 wknd green fees adds value to a course where you can get creative with club selection off the tees.

Played Wilson Park for the 1st time this afternoon. The round took a little over 5hrs to play, however, it could have been better if there was more efficiency on the Par 3s. Average wait on every Par 3 was about 10 min. Maybe thats why the course only has 3 of them or maybe its the July 4th crowd.

Back tees played 6949yds. Great for those who grip n ripp cuz this course has huge fairways and even a miss into the rough isn't too bad in most spots. Just don't miss into the many tree lines that separate the fairways.

Greens were slow for my liking. Take a good whack at that 30 footer cuz they are bumpy and could use a trim. This was the case on all the greens.

Overall I feel that you get what you pay for and I'm not complaining. With the current water conservation directive going on right now I see how easily any course can be dry and patchy as was the case at Wilson.

I'll be back on this track very soon!!