Camarillo Springs Golf Course

Apparently there is a sale happening. At best, the course will become a 12 hole, at worst it closes for good. Unfortunate because I used to really like the course. It’s been a while since I played. 12th hole is completely under construction. Water features are mostly dried out, leaving a bad smell for half the course. Staff was friendly. Ok PRP shop, buy balls before you go. Pace of play was good, still took about 4.5 hours to finish up. I probably won’t fo back.

This is a nice little course at the base of the 101 hill. The greens were in great shape and the rest of the course was a little dry but pretty nice overall. The only two negatives are that the clubhouse is extremely bare and the driving range is in very poor condition.

We live in the Pasadena area, and since we've discovered Camarillo Springs, we sometimes play here when the local courses are all booked up, as they are lately. We love the more laid back feel of the place, and our round the other day was close to ideal. No crowds, nice people, good course conditions, all made for a great round. As we wait for the BBQ to fire up once again, it is nice to have Connie making polish sausage sandwiches at the turn! We'll be back!!

They have let this course down totally - terrible fairways, bumpy greens - played off dirt in the fairways quite a bit, and the sand traps were not very "sandy." This used to be a fun course years ago, but now it is a terrible course for $34 fees and $12 for a cart. Maybe if they charged $15 to play and $5 for a cart - then I would say "great value, because it is super cheap!" Will not be returning again.....

Sleeper golf course that needs attention. It is in a great setting really hoping this course doesn't go away and gets the attention it needs and deserves.

it's really slow and there was not control by Marshal.

Three negatives today. Pace of play was brutally slow. Waited on just about every hole. Felt like the old days when one had to wait on weekend rounds behind people who didn't really understand etiquette. It could have been that the course was full.

The tee boxes were a mess. It was difficult to find a tee box that wasn't really chewed up, although I didn't have trouble finding an even spot from which to hit.

I was really hoping that the course had fired up the smoker and was back barbecuing again, but alas. The food cart girls were out and about in a way that was really worked, but the food was prepackaged and bland. We got polish sausages at the stand by the pro shop, and those were good.

I'm not sure if the property is being sold or turned over. A great track in the past has turned into a goat farm. The only 2 people at the front desk were teenagers. They tried their best i'm sure. There is no starter and no one ensures that the group teeing off is actually the group that should be there. I had a 3:30 tee time. When I headed over to the 1st tee, there were 2 groups already there. The 2nd group to tee off was the 3:37 time, so in front of my 3:30 tee time. There were 2 singles that were just sent to the 1st tee, to join in wherever. We made a group of 3 and tee'd off at 3:45. The guys behind us were also in the 3:30 time, but had to wait for us to go. It's very confusing out there. This was a twilight rate, so i can't complain about paying full price to deal with this. It's just not a good experience here anymore.

Our 3-some played Camarillo Springs today. The track has the bones to be a really nice course. However, the entire property looks like your neighbor's rental property which has been abused, forgotten, and is entering foreclosure. The golf carts look and drive like they are used for a demolition derby and it's difficult to identify the difference between the fairways and the rough.. if you decide to play here, you'll get excited if your tee shot lands on a piece of grass or a weed (at least the weeds are green).

This was once a great course but now with the possibly of adding homes, it clear they have let it totally go. Don't even think about using the bathrooms. Terrible!

Camarillo springs has a cool set up. Some of the holes are really fun to play. The conditions are quite terrible and that would be bearable BUT, the pace of play is by far the worst on any course I have ever played.

The course has made some bad decisions, tee times are listed every 6 minutes or so but each time I play here, the starter is launching off the next group the moment the group ahead is past the bunker on the left side of fairway on hole 1.

This would be okay if people that played the course were decent and understood POP, but they don't. The only reason people still play here is because you can book without pre-payment and book up to two weeks in advance. That system makes them elite in today's COVID world where most places can only book 1 week in advance and often make you pre-pay.

Overall if you don't mind playing on dirt and waiting every shot for 5.5 hours then this is the place to go.