Dos Osos Golf Club

This course has a great challenging layout, the greens are decent, but the fairways are more dirt than grass.

I’m not sure I would even consider this a golf course. By far the worst course in the history of golf courses. Zero grass anywhere. Dirt fairways. Tee boxes probably haven’t been mowed since August. Played behind a group of 7. Played 3 holes in a hour and 20 minutes. If you feel like wasting your money and testing your patience then this is your place. This place should be condemned.

The course was in great condition, considering how much rain we had received a few days before. Next, the pin placements were some of the most difficult I have seen on the course ever. It made most of the greens much smaller. You had to be in a certain area of the green to have a chance to make a putt.. If you were above the hole, then you had no chance of getting it close if you missed.

Great job by the maintenance personnel.

Quite possibly the best golf course in all of California! Fairways are in absolutely perfect shape, crystal clear lakes, and immaculate, white sand bunkers. Greens are in perfect shape as well with no blemishes whatsoever. Without a doubt the best golf course in San Diego!!

I'll start off with the positives. This was an early Thanksgiving round with my son. The area is beautiful and the course is located in a gated community. The attendant was super nice and the pace of play was pretty good. We had to wait 10-15 to tee off on may 1/3 of the holes. The course and hole layout is nice and should resemble a nice Troon Golf course, but..........

I've lived and golfed all over the Phoenix and Scottsdale area which has many Troon courses, and I'm having a hard time understanding how this is a Troon course. This isn't the type of Troon course that I've ever seen.

The grass was in really bad shape when there was grass. The bushes and trees were overgrown around the tee boxes and basically everywhere. There was random huge weeds everywhere.

The exception is a couple of tee boxes and greens near the entrance to the gated community . They were really green probably recently seeded winter rye grass.

The clubhouse is really old and kind of odd, but it doesn't surprise me when you see the condition of the course. The course might be a great investment because it has good bones.

This was once a beautiful course, but has really dried out over the years. Challenging and long, Eagle Crest was a good value at $50 on a weekend, but this course needs some TLC. Too many dirt patches, hard packed sand traps and uneven tee boxes.

Track culd use a little love but still a challenging and fun round.

Friendly staff, pre-Covid rate of green fee, relatively less crowded course gave me a comfortable round in a pleasant fall afternoon. Course conditions, however, were below par for the course. Sand traps with no sand, fairways not fair, and aching spots here and there old worse than those aches of poor old golfer’s body. Still, a good enjoyable round for the reasonable green fee for a weekday.

This is a very nice course as a great layout the conditions are not the best but if you can play for under 20 bucks with a cart good place to practice

The course is in very bad shape, the tee boxes are not kept up, the fairways hardly have grass (mostly dirt), the bunkers have weeds and grass, the greens are playable. etc.

It’s too bad that the course is in such a bad shape because it could be a great course.

Staff extra friendly… greens ok… jus not enough grass in the fairways