Out early on what I suspect is going to be another hot day, which is just more reason to get out early. However, it seems everybody had the same idea because it was packed at 5:30 in the morning. Gree... Continue »

Out early on what I suspect is going to be another hot day, which is just more reason to get out early. However, it seems everybody had the same idea because it was packed at 5:30 in the morning. Greens were the best part of the course, but they were much slower than I recall them being. Overall, good coverage in the fairways. Bunkers were not yet maintained and were mostly compacted dirt/mud. Areas around the bunkers were in need of trimming. Missed not seeing Ruth in the pro shop today, but staff was friendly and helpful.

3/12/26 9:24 am pegs in. Picked up a game with 3 young Firemen this time, really a fun fast paced time. Course looking the best in the 5 rounds I've played here over 2 years. 91 degrees in March is un... Continue »

3/12/26 9:24 am pegs in. Picked up a game with 3 young Firemen this time, really a fun fast paced time. Course looking the best in the 5 rounds I've played here over 2 years. 91 degrees in March is unusual but hey, who's complaining! Be informed, no driving range here. To be fair they do have a net area. Putting green to far away. Everything else was great, Fairways, traps, greens. Longer hitters will love it here, 18 commonly plays 645yds from the tips with water cover at around 240. "Dos "will be in my rotation this year.

Out early in the dark at 5:55 Monday on a really pleasant morning. Rather busy, so nice to get out ahead of the crowds. (Despite the fact it was pitch black out and I could not see until #4, there was... Continue »

Out early in the dark at 5:55 Monday on a really pleasant morning. Rather busy, so nice to get out ahead of the crowds. (Despite the fact it was pitch black out and I could not see until #4, there was a single and twosome in front of me) Dealing with Ruth in pro shop is always a positive way to begin the day here.

I was impressed with the overall condition of the course, particularly the fairways. Greens were good, (Except the rear portion of #5) but slower than I remember them being. Bunkers were thin but were maintained. Always enjoy my rounds at Dos Lagos, and compared to other courses, still decently priced.

Played Dos Lagos with friend Tuesday, first time for him and I told him he would do great as his tee shots are down the middle (he did 80) Course is in good shape as far as most lies are good in fairw... Continue »

Played Dos Lagos with friend Tuesday, first time for him and I told him he would do great as his tee shots are down the middle (he did 80) Course is in good shape as far as most lies are good in fairway and greens are nice and full. Bunkers have more sand then most public courses. Just seems to play a lot longer than score card says, the 6 par 3's and two short par 4's are nice but long par 5's do play long. (from Whites). Course was fun, no houses within reach and some wide open fairways on the back nine.

Nice to get back out to Dos Lagos. It had been almost six months since I last played here. As always, Ruth in the pro shop was a joy to deal with. What a great way to start the day with such a positiv... Continue »

Nice to get back out to Dos Lagos. It had been almost six months since I last played here. As always, Ruth in the pro shop was a joy to deal with. What a great way to start the day with such a positive person to deal with prior to your round. It was rather busy this morning, but able to get out early thanks to Ruth and finished in 2:19.

Course is not in as good condition was when I last played, particularly the greens, which were kind of slow and did not roll very true. Fairways were nice, however. Several of the tee boxes, particularly #16 were in desperate need on being resodded. Enjoyed the round despite my poor play. Always good to begin the week on a positice note.

Played Dos Lagos 8:30 AM on Monday, May 5th for $52, on a cold, rainy day to start. Check-in was very easy and fast - let us go straight to the box after paying. The starter was very nice and let us g... Continue »

Played Dos Lagos 8:30 AM on Monday, May 5th for $52, on a cold, rainy day to start. Check-in was very easy and fast - let us go straight to the box after paying. The starter was very nice and let us go out as just a two-sum. I assumed this meant the course would be pretty open on a rainy Monday morning but boy was I wrong. Ended up waiting on basically every shot for the front 9. Took 2:30 to complete and was not super enjoyable. It seemed as if there was one group that was slowlying the front up but no marshal in sight. The back nine went by a lot quicker and picked up but I still think a marshal was needed. As for the course itself, the greens had been punched a few weeks ago and were just starting to heal up nicely. They were still pretty bumpy but rolled well and were pretty quick in some areas. Fairways were probably the best part as they were well maintained with not that many dead spots. Bunkers were wet all day but sand felt fine. Tee boxes were okay for the most part with some weird line up. The 5th hole green was either under repair or had just been recently damaged, as there were massive dead lines throughout the green. Overall I think $52 is a little steep for this course considering the condition and POP.

Played here yesterday. Greens are healing nicely from aeration. Still slightly bumpy and soft. Fairways are in good condition but were very damp due to watering. Tee boxes were all being aerated so... Continue »

Played here yesterday. Greens are healing nicely from aeration. Still slightly bumpy and soft. Fairways are in good condition but were very damp due to watering. Tee boxes were all being aerated so they were moved to temporary locations. As always great staff.

Played a five hour round finally after having been given it by my wife some five years ago. The clubhouse is a modular which does the job. No driving range and/or real practice green. The carts are... Continue »

Played a five hour round finally after having been given it by my wife some five years ago. The clubhouse is a modular which does the job. No driving range and/or real practice green. The carts are very basic with no gps or windshields. You'll wish you had a windshield with all the flies, gnats, mosquitoes and bees you encounter on the front nine. The tee boxes were all level and in pretty fair shape with some being a little thin. The rough is really short or missing with the many forced carries from the tee on the front and back. The fairways were all really great with nice coverage and some Bermuda dormant and not. The grass was fluffy enough on most lies except nearer the greens where you find firm tight lies! The fairways do provide for very good roll out on low shots. There were sections of the course that were soggy and muddy from lack of irrigation management. The traps were all damp with some having compact sand and others filled with the decent fluffy stuff. Hitting a shot from the traps can be an adventure. The greens still showed signs of aeration but were not too bad. The greens held shots nicely and rolled pretty well with a bump here and there. The greens had some elevation changes and were all pretty large. Many shots into them can be blind or semi blind and deceiving without having played here before (which we had not). The water does come into play on a several holes with the fairways being sloped towards the hazard. The views and vegetation here reminded me of Twin Oaks and Eagle Crest (Dos Osos) in San Diego county at a much more reasonable rate. I found that booking a tee time here can be difficult especially on the weekends. When we made the turn there were three groups waiting to tee off. The location and course rates do make this a great place to play. Recommended

Arrived at 6:10am and noticed people already heading towards the 1st tee, so off I went flashlight in hand. Let me tell you it was pitch black at that time. I really did not see my first shot until th... Continue »

Arrived at 6:10am and noticed people already heading towards the 1st tee, so off I went flashlight in hand. Let me tell you it was pitch black at that time. I really did not see my first shot until the par 3 fifth hole. (I might mention I was not the first out either) The greens still have not totally recovered from the punching, and were a bit bumpy, but had surprisingly good pace. Generally, the course was in overall nice shape. I had a lot of maintenance on the back nine, so my experience was not as positive as it usually is playing here. The best part of the day was traffic returning home was great. What does that say about everything?