Dos Osos Golf Club

Course has decent greens and tee boxes everything else needs major work. No one on course the day I played made for fast and fun round . I will be back

This is one of my favorite courses to play in San Diego, however over the years, the condition of the course has deteriorated. I realize it is winter and some grass is dormant. There is a difference between dormant grass and no grass. The course was what I expected and we still had fun. It is still a good value for the $

The course is in need of serious attention. We played preferred lies, due to all of the areas that were without any grass. The greens were in decent shape. We left the course before finishing our round. We recommend playing somewhere else.

I played Eagle Crest with my daughter, she's a 20 I'm about a 25. We felt appropriately challenged, and had a great day together. We would definitely come back!

The course is a little raggedy. We had a lot of trouble at the turn getting food in a timely fashion.

Booked on line and made sure the greens hadn't been punched, read reviews and said lets give it a try. Sorry to say it was a mistake to play here. I felt sorry for the management having to deal with their lack of water, which has a major affect of the course conditions. Fairways were thin and off the fairways it was for the most part no grass to dirt. The greens were good except for the lazy golfers who don't know what fixing ball marks is all about. The setting here is beautiful sort of in a canyon lots of trees, some what narrow fairways. Maybe So Cal will get a rainy winter and Eagle Crest will come back to what it used to be.

I love playing the Eagle Crest Golf Club. The stall is great and so is the course.

Had stopped playing this course because of the maintenance and overall condition. But now seems to be on the way back. Good value for the cost.

The course wasn't getting much play when we were there. Obviously, it's not doing much business but the employees were very nice, the greens were very good but slow. Fairways are spotting but it's Southern California and it doesn't rain. The layout is interesting, play it for a good price. Hopefully it can stay open. We had a great day there.

place was empty...don't know how they can afford to keep this place open...greens were spotty and lots of barren areas in the fairways

We select an early morning tee time to get a low price and avoid crowds. What we did not know was this course is located in a gated community and the gates don't open till after our tee time.

Apparently this is a repeated problem at the course and some previous golfers just started punching buttons, which rang the phones of residents. The course should provide the gate code as part of the tee reservation.

Besides all that we really liked the course.

I keep trying to redevelope a good feeling about this course but I cannot. I was first out this morning and played at a good pace until I reached number 12 where I was forced to wait 5 to 10 minutes hitting into each green while the maintenance worker drive the machine through each bunker. At no point did he stop an waive me up but instead continued until he was done and then moved to the next hole. This continued for 3 holes. Then as I was driving to 17 four foursomes cut in front of me. I went to the clubhouse and found they had shot gunned a group beginning on 17. I had not been told of this when I started. It should be noted that had the groundskeeper let me play through I would have been done before they came out. At that point I gave up and left. Also a few months ago I had multiple cases where I made times on Golf Now and received confirmations only to receive calls that the course had rejected the tee times, once when I was a mile from the course. When I got home after this round I found an email sent 8 minutes before my tee time informing me that the course had not confirmed my time. I guess I was lucky to get 16 holes in. While they seem to be trying to improve the course conditions they do not seem to care much courtesy and service to their customers. Make a time at your own risk.

Summer at Eagle Crest is challenging.The heat and lack of rain make the course a bit hard. That said, the greens were in great condition, sand has been upgraded in many of the bunkers, and the fairways are in decent shape. The course design is moderately difficult but not overwhelming with only a few forced carries. Overall it was enjoyable to play our round.

Great course! very hot day but loved the course and will play here again.