Los Amigos Country Club

For 52 dollar tee times, I expected decent conditions of the fairways and rough. The greens were recently punched and the back nine was played twice. Terrible. Value for the money.

Played Los Amigos for the first time in a while. Pace was play was great as I finished in four hours. The greens where in excellent shape and the overall course condition was good. The layout is good. Not the longest course but you still have to keep the ball in play and avoid bunkers in landing areas and around most greens. I paid a little more than normal but it was still a very good experience.

Play was extremely slow, but the cool weather was perfect. They need a couple rangers to speed up laggard golfers! Course is in so-so shape, but better than it used to be. Greens are oddly patchy. The short but tricky doglegs on the back 9 kept me awake. Staff was friendly and helpful. Green fees, with County card, are reasonable. This is no frills muni golf.

Fun little track that does the best with the neutral resources given to it. Not a bad course to add to your rotation if you're playing with players of varying skill levels.

Pros:

-Great practice area that includes a bunker, putting green, range and chipping areas.

-Green complexes are funky and fun, they’re the main defense on the golf course.

-Good curation of par 3s, especially the 17th.

-Lots of scoring opportunities, drivable Par 4 on the 9th hole and all the par 5s and birdie opportunities.

-Staff is friendly and the regulars are all having fun.

-The bunker conditions are way better than expected.

Cons:

- Pace of play. By far the biggest downside. Expect 5+ hour rounds, which is understandable because it’s a beginner friendly course.

- Turf conditions are okay at best, fairways are splotchy, and lots of bare areas. It’s honestly kind of fun since it kept me thinking about what shots would work best on the lie.

-Tees are beat up, but looks like they’re reseeding many of them.

If you’re looking for a well-kept 7k+ yards from the tips experience, this isn’t your spot, but if you’re looking for a laid back and accessible golf round then this might be a spot for you.

I like this course, I have played it a few times. This time we showed up to a lack of golf carts, with no pull carts either. Waited for about 1 hour for a cart to come in. We were the sixth pair in line. I feel that the course should have offered something (small bucket of balls) for the wait and the much later start time.

finished 13 holes only.

Very slow play, not enough carts had to wait 15 minutes for carts.

This is a pretty nice municipal course. Front nine has no water, just trees and sand traps. Back nine has some water and one hole (16) where water comes into play,. Course is well maintained, only thing missing at the tee boxes are lay-outs of the holes. So when you play this course for the first time, it it not always clear where to hit to. There are several dog leg holes where it not clear off the tee where to aim for. But other than that, this is a good course for all levels at a very reasonable price.

Had a 1:58pm tee as a pair of two. We noticed there was a line at the tee but there seemed to be at least someone on the loudspeaker announcing tee offs and who was next. This pretty much faded away and we weren't able to tee-off until 2:18. It then took us 1.5 to play 4 holes due to massive backup.

After it took us almost 3 hours to finish 9 (at sundown) the clubhouse basically said, "oh well, on friday, saturday, and sunday it backs up. We have a men's club play".

Good to know I pay $30 to go f myself because they overbook tee times and no warden to regulate play.

This course is great for beginners to start getting out of the training course. For intermediate players, it's a great course to experiment with tweaks in your game. The grounds are kept nicely and there is plenty of parking. Great chipping practice area and two putting practice areas too. I haven't used the driving range yet but will on my next visit.