Hunter Ranch Golf Course

I really enjoyed this course, my first time playing hunter. The course had a great environment , from the driving range to the practice green. I was a little disappointed that there was not a full bar. Would have also loved to have seen some visors in the pro shop, not the old lady ones either. Maybe a splash of color to them also. But hey I'm nitpicking this was a great experience .. Fantastic greens great layout. My buddy is a beginner and still enjoyed himself. Challenging but fair. Maybe an exception is the par 5 where I hit an incredible tee shot to a blind area. Found myself behind a tree in the middle of the fairway. However still had a birdie putt. Can't wait to get back out there. Pro shop staff was very friendly. 79*

nice layout with some challenging holes. windy

Had a great time! Couse was in great shape! Just sad that on a Thursday it took 51/2 hours need to speed it up!

Just played Hunter Ranch, first time in several months, and surprised its great playing condition. Fairways were green and smooth & Greens were perfect. Weather was sunny without much of wind. Recommend playing from back tees for once a while, realize its challenging set up. I'll always take my friends from out of town to Hunter and they always praise ideal outings. Come out to Paso Robles and play Hunter Ranch, worth the money and time!!

The course was in great shape, greens were also in great shape. The staff was friendly.

Beautiful afternoon midweek round. Weather was awesome, price was great, course was in great condition, staff was friendly and helpful and we really didn't see another group close to us all day. 2 of us played in about 3 1/2 hours riding. Greens were quick but smooth so you could make some putts. Front is pretty straight forward, the back was a little different with some blind shots where some course knowledge would help. Certainly worth the time and $ to play.

many holes require a long drive so consider moving up one set of tees if you are not a long hitter. greens are fast but roll true, and they are in fabulous shape. in fact the whole course is in terrific shape, had a great time.

This Friday was not one of our better experiences, had to play the front twice, we made the turn but by the time we hit 11 there was at least a 10+ minute wait on the T-Box with people everywhere.
I normally enjoy the course, it's quite challenging and I have played it a lot. For the first timer, stay out of the trees even if its sacrificing distance, club down and play smart the first few times and you will enjoy it a lot better. As in the Peanut's cartoons, Charlie Brown is always menaced by the "kite eating" tree, well, Hunter has hundreds of ball eating" Oaks.
Enjoy.

I've been meaning to get put to Hunter Ranch for a year now. Wasn't dissapointed. Yes it is a challenging course but not overwhelming. Greens roll true and fast with predictable breaks. Because almost every hole has some sort of slope to it the fairways have drained well and are in excellent shape with all of the recent rain.

I would have switched the pro shop with the bar/restaurant so patrons could enjoy the sunset while overlooking the 18th green.

Played under drought conditions and the greens had been punched a week before. The layout of the course is great - a lot of variety in challenges: lakes, hills, gullies, some sand. Although the course doesn't favor a draw, I was able to play mine successfully around the course. It was a thoroughly enjoyable round of golf. I will play it again when in the area and the greens are at 100%.

Finally played it for the first time.
Kept hearing we had to have lunch even if we didn't play the course; food was great.
The course was in excellent shape; greens were quick, but rolled true.
Nice layout, nice views with a couple of water carries.
The staff was very friendly.

Very well maintained and challenging, especially the back nine. Fast and true greens. Located in Paso Robles wine country. Also a great restaurant on-site.