Camarillo Springs Golf Course

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.

Greens are great. Fairways are getting there. Pace of play was a little slow. Can’t beat the price

Greens are in great shape. Fairways are coming around. Pace of play was a little slow. But $45 with a cart is hard to beat.

5.5 hr. round, painful....Maybe weekdays are better

I think the folks who run this course believe that water is bad for their course. Calling this place a cow pasture would be complimentary. The folks being the counter are nice. I played for $13.00 and feel like I overpaid by $20.00.

I have been golfing for fun for 45 years and this course ranks the too five poorest courses ever played. The time and care were spent on the greens the fairways on the back nine were hard as concrete. This is a course that does not have either the money or management to be in business.

The price to play this course versus Westlake just up the road was dollar more,. Absolutely no comparison to Westlake’s condition. Upon arrival they had a shortage of golf carts, range balls were a crap shoot for quality.

Upon arrival you are struck by the overwhelming smell of sewage - the course claims the water used for irrigation is recycled so not certain where the origin of the smell comes from.

The cart situation was resolved just before tee time.

The course Marshall stood on the first tee box for whatever reason we could not determine other than perhaps assessing the level of our game.

This is a course that does not have the financial resources to be charging the price it charges.

The only redeeming quality of the course is the mountains surrounding it are beautiful. They need money and it won’t be sufficient from local golfers.

You will

Leave this round wondering what happened to your iron game - you could hit it more consistently off the range Matt’s.

Took 6 hours to play 14 holes...

I liked the layout, conditions were ok, it was a beautiful day and the staff was pleasant.

They overbooked and we had 3 groups waiting to tee off at every hole. It was a 15 minute wait at many of the tee boxes.

I was having a good round but had to leave since it took so long. Would have been fun to finish.