Los Lagos Golf Course

Nice staff, course is decently taken care of but it’s a lot to charge with the homeless population that borders most holes on the other side of the river. Having to monitor your cart from the green/fairway to watch your belongings isn’t a great vibe.

On an 88 degree day, all of the water coolers on the course were completely empty. After 9, I went in and told the staff that it would really be nice if they put the coolers out, they said they'd take care of it, and on the back 9, there was still no water.

Dehydration aside, the course was actually kind of nice. It's a weird layout and driving between holes takes you all over the place, but the course itself was in decent shape. Bunkers were lousy and hard. Greens were a tad slow but very playable. Fairways were in good shape. Lots of par 3's and a couple 5's. Very few 4's for a par 68 course. It's priced properly, and had a reasonable pace of play. Would consider returning.

This municipal is taken care of, greens are consistent, bunkers need help. Pace of play was slow but everyone’s learning.

Stopped at the turn for food and drinks, they were fast friendly and it was yummy, good value as well.

I was really impressed with this course. Fast pace of play. Beautiful course. Good value for the money. This is one of the best courses I've played in the South Bay and will come back. Really pretty scenery. The only knock is that the course is really short and a lot of Par 3s.

Booked tee time and cart as a single. I am rejected to get assigned a cart because there are too many people already took the all carts out. No option but walking without refund for the cart.

And the pace of playing made feel in the jail.

The course was well-maintained. Unfortunately, there were a lot of homeless camps along the trails. On the day that we were there the pace of play was very slow. The Fairways were wide open and the course was not very difficult.

They sent way to many people out both front and back