Torres Blancas Golf Club

Greens are worst I've ever played, should not pay more than 20.00 to play here

Most importantly for me are the greens. Very poor condition

Not a good value for the $40 fee

I play Torres a couple of times a week. I like the course and it’s convenient. The greens are very very fast. They don’t have any ‘green’ grass on them. Fairways nice. Maybe too early for winter grass.

For the most part, I enjoyed playing this course but don’t get in the bunkers because they contain little or no sand and many of them contained water/mud and/or had weeds growing in them.

What makes this such a disappointment is that the layout of the course is really cool and possibly worth seeing…. However the course conditions are poor bunkers are waste areas, grass is long where it should be short and non existent where there needs to be some.

The greens are in poor shape.

Greens had little grass. No sand in any trapbut lots of rocks and weeds. Fairways were pretty good but spotty at times. Tees were in bad shape. Not mowed well, and uneven teeing areas.

Good shape after overseed. Will get better in a few weeks.

This is a vey nice public course with a good share of challenging holes, Mountain View’s and good pace of play. The sand traps typically need more sand and small rocks should be sifted out. Some pull their ball from the trap so they do not damage the face of their club, so take that as advisement. I enjoy playing here, and stop at the club house for a good burger and beer. The restaurant and bar are closed on Sunday and Monday..

Have been playing the course for many years and find it very enjoyable.

The basic problem for me is the red tee boxes. Many of them are extremely small and not level making teeing off more of a challenge than it already is.

This is meant as constructive criticism and hope it is read in that light.

Not my first time playing it and greens should be back in great shape once reseeding takes hold. Looking forward to playing it then afain

This summer any area off the fairway was pretty much unplayable, if you could find your ball. I guess the monsoon got everything growing to the point it could not be controlled. Coming out of the overseed the greens are very good, fairways better than ok, and the rough is playable. The only downside is the bunkers, which are the worst that I have played in the area. It's was past time to bring in some sand! Or bite the bullet and fill them in. So, stay out of the bunkers, and have a good time!

The winter overseed on the fairways is very nice but that's about it. Greens are bumpy and speed varies each hole. Tee boxes are bomb craters with even tree roots right across the tee line. Bunkers are solid rock with grass growing up out of them.

Luckily the course was nearly empty and we played in just under 4 hours.

Greens are like putting on shaggy carpet. Staff is atrocious rude. It began to rain halfway through my round and I asked for a raincheck. They tell me rain was forecasted so they don't give rainchecks. So.....if the forecast is for 1% rain and it does rain, then still no rain check? Absolutely horrible, great way to make sure you never have repeat customers. Well done.

I like the course in general. Nice setting and good layout. Looking good coming out of overseeding. Greens were in good condition, fairways are a little furry, but I assume they will be cut back soon. The major problem is the condition of the bunkers. Puddling because of the recent rains was understandable, but the lack of sand and huge rocks are inexcusable. It’s a complete crapshoot on how the ball will come out. The bunkers have been a problem every time I’ve played here. If it’s such a consistent issue, I suggest they should turn them into grass bunkers. Golfers just want some consistency and that might be a solution.