Never played here before and called in an hour before heading to the course. Squeezed us in (twosome) with another two. The facility looks very nice, pro shop well stocked, and counter folks courteo... Continue »

Never played here before and called in an hour before heading to the course. Squeezed us in (twosome) with another two. The facility looks very nice, pro shop well stocked, and counter folks courteous and helpful, grill type bar (fast at the turn). No time to hit the double-decker range. Hit a few putts on sanded practice green (consistent with on-course greens, that's a plus) and teed off.

Green. Very, very green course, with penal rough (March). Kind of unusual for this year as rain has been sparse. Tight fairways (unless you include the often parallel fairways next door), that test ball striking and shot making over distance. The "Lagos" appear manmade but come into play often. Par is 68 and there are more par fives and threes than usual. Nice fairway grass, good sand. Fun course, very picturesque surroundings (who knew?).

A family of very tame (don't touch though) foxes live (and beg for golf snacks) across the bridge (which is crossed two times?) Never seen this before on a course. Big wild turkeys, tons of wildlife, etc. Greens sanded, but still fairly quick, with lots of slope, movement and challenging. Some fairway repair going on and a bit of a problem on the 18th at about 120 out that looks to be fixed soon. Liked the course but (broken record alert) didn't care for the pace. For a Tuesday morning it was molten. Probably because it is such a well maintained, fun, walkable course smack in the middle of San Jo. Check it out.