Dos Osos Golf Club

The hot dog on the turn was the best part. Course is in terrible shape. Staff was very friendly though.

The course is a little above the average municipal course. The greens are generally in good condition. The fairways are inconsistent in grass coverage which makes the course more challenging. The layout is unique and presents a variety of conditions from fairly flat to a variety of hill side elevated tee boxes. The course is a good value for the green fees.

Sad, they this once beautiful course go to waste. Good property and layout turned into a wasteland.

not so good conditions.

Bunkers - no sand in 80% of them. Some had weeds growing in also.

Tee boxes - played from blues; very narrow sight lines out of most tee shots; almost tunnel vision-like; you won’t feel this playing from the whites; hardly any flat areas and very uneven terrain; sad that tee markers were painted rocks; I mean c’mon?!?!

Fairways - some green and some not

Greens - a lot on the back 9 need some major help; some greenery but a handful had patches of dirt

Pace - excellent but who would want to play here?

Facility - driving range is small but decent; putting green adequate; snack bar area has wide selection of drinks; they can give you some ice too. (wish they had coolers on their carts though);

This course does not match the neighborhood.

There’s potential for a great course here. They just need the funding for the renovation and upkeep.

Overall: disappointed it wasn’t better

Very bad fairway, large dirt area for almost every hole. Bumpy and slow greens. Not worth!

Sand bunkers are essentially mud traps. Fairways are dry and dusty.

No idea how this place is still open. Tee boxes was dirt. Fairways were dirt or dead grass. Greens were dead or bad sun burns. Heard from one of the cart guys that the owner passed and the wife is in charge now. Place is sad. Layout is fun but again you’re going to be hitting off dirt almost every shot. Definitely the worst course I’ve ever played. Save your money.