El Rio Golf Course

Course was in best shape I've seen in years. Played Sunday and Tuesday Tuesday's rain made it a little wet but overall greens receptive and rolled true

Grew up playing EL Rio, so it's a personal favorite. Seems like an easy course, but you must hit the ball straight. Fairways could be in better shape, but not bad for a city course. Bunkers need to be improved (hard panned sand) as almost every green is guarded by bunkers, but regulars know these about El Rio. Hit the ball straight and you will score well on this course.

The course is in okay shape. Challenge because of the traps in the front of virtually every green. Needs better signage

Cart paths are terrible and barely any grass for a very high rate.

Caught up to players on 2nd hole and waited over 25mins for them after each player hit multiple balls farway and greens.

I grew up playing this course. The city seems to have upgraded the care now provided on this course and it is in good shape. It is a fairly flat course, so it is a great course to walk. It is not a long course, but you need to keep your shots in the fairway and all of the greens are protected by bunkers.

Decent course. Pace of play could be better. Later green fees are beat for this course!

Narrow fairways with several forced carries. Greens too close to one another creates hazards. Fairways and greens were in great condition. Bunkers were typical desert, hard without much sand, but all nicely raked. Friendly staff. Decent driving range. Overall too difficult for an average golfer.

unfortunately our cart broke down not once but twice, They brought out a replacement and that one broke down also.