Rancho would be a great course were it not for the excrutiatingly slow pace of play and the fact that in over 10 rounds that I have played there I have never played 18 regular greens. Every time that... Continue »

Rancho would be a great course were it not for the excrutiatingly slow pace of play and the fact that in over 10 rounds that I have played there I have never played 18 regular greens. Every time that I go there seem to be a couple of greens that are closed with an "alternate" green consisting of mowed fairway 40 yards in front of the green with a double-sized cup punched in the center. Pack a lunch, leave a six hour window in your day and make sure to read the monument on 18 by the brick bench for a decent laugh...you'll have plenty of time to sit there and stare at it.

Played here again on Saturday, 3/30. Greens slightly better, though still very bumpy, beaten, and inconsistent in terms of speed. 17 green much faster than all others, at least on Saturday. Aeratio... Continue »

Played here again on Saturday, 3/30. Greens slightly better, though still very bumpy, beaten, and inconsistent in terms of speed. 17 green much faster than all others, at least on Saturday. Aeration actually begins the second week in April according to the calendar at the course. The greens will surely benefit, but check back with the course if you're playing in mid-April.

Potential gem of a muni, but the greens have been devastated by rude players who just never fix ball marks. Slow play is absolutely the norm; count on six hours on the weekends. It's just a shame th... Continue »

Potential gem of a muni, but the greens have been devastated by rude players who just never fix ball marks. Slow play is absolutely the norm; count on six hours on the weekends. It's just a shame that this once-beautiful facility has been so devastated by plain rudeness. Please, folks, repair ball marks on greens!