Los Lagos Golf Course

Overall a very enjoyable round of golf. All Staff members very helpful and friendly. Only change is the golf carts are pretty old and show lots of use, They really need to be replaced

Local value course with good greens and varied lies. Pace of play could be good or slower - check ahead. It is a good walk or ride and the environment is very scenic (red tail foxes on 3). Try it, you'll like it.

We played just days after a weekend of heavy rains so the maintanance crew had not been able to mow the course. The rough was like a U.S. Open Sunday, lush green and long. Carts were restricted to the cart paths which along with the tall grass really slowed things down. Play the blue tee's and the course is more challenging than the slope and course rating would indicate. A good value for the money. 2 par 5's at 550 and 567 yards, 3 par 3's over 180 yards.

This course isn't the most difficult, but not a bad course for a city course. Was playing and it started raining on the back 9, and on the 18th tee box my cart died. Called the pro shop and they were our with a new cart in a matter of minutes as well as they gave me a coupon for a free cart the next time I play. I will return because of the staff alone.

The staff is extremely friendly, was on the 18th when it started raining and my cart died. Personnel was out in a matter of minutes with a new cart, plus I received a coupon for a free cart the next time I play for my inconvenience. Will go back because of the people.

My reservation was made through GOLF NOW...(1 ST MISTAKE!) due to the server not working. So I arrived at the course and was told by a VERY RUDE individual that they had NO RECORD OF ME! So instead of getting the online rate ($62) I was told my rate was going to be $79.
Given that the course "appeared" to be first class and the fact that there was service in the parking lot for taking clubs to a cart, I said what the heck. I did receive free range balls but for that money even here in SAN DIEGO you get that. The greens were extremely spongy...not a single ball would stick, they just bounced to the back or off the greens, Fairways were in pretty good shape.
So, I tell you to check the other courses in the area, you'll pay as much but for better conditions. I was told that by the Bellman at my hotel.

Fairly short course, but tight fairways with a lot of heavy rough. calls for straight shots. Good for Seniors.

Short coarse par 68 lots of par 3s enough sand to keep you on your toes undulating green are tough to read.

$14 with cart is really great deal. The course is in good condition. Large greans make it a lot easier to play.

I'd only recommend this track for golfers who have plenty of time on their hands. The pace of play is detrimental to building a good rythm in your game. Lots of waiting, enough to let the muscles cool down, gets in the way of a smooth, enjoyable round of golf. Great for beginners, not so much for the experienced golfer.

The first 8 holes were quick, then we ran into a slow foursome. course was in decent shape but a lot of the fairway was being worked on. (good and bad)
overall a good day.

Course is shorter than most making it play easy. Variety of terrain features: hills, water, trees, etc to make it challenging but not so difficult that it takes the fun out. Always walk this course. When walking, the tiring walk is making the trip across the bridge twice.

Make sure you keep food in your bag because the foxes love to raid your cart! Fun watching the foxes play along the holes next to the creek. Watched a young fox chase a ball, pick it up and carry it into the woods.. Funny!

Par 68 course with some long par 5's and challenging 3's & 4's. Hazards include water, lots of sand, trees, and protected environmental areas! On holes 3 & 4 watch your lunch &/ snack as the foxes are hungry and bold. On the 16th tee watch for sun bathing ground squirrels.

The greens are large and split level. It is fairly typical to find the flag on the slope between levels. Putting in two can be a challenge.

Fairways tend to be rather swampy and over watered and the greens could use a little more TLC.

With that said, it is a challenging course and the pace of play is quite good. The atmosphere is very relaxed.

I recommend Los Lagos and I go back quite often.

The course does have some problems currently. Some areas are over watered to the point of your ball sinking in mud (usually right near the greens) and some are dry as a bone. The course staff acknowledged that they are undergoing a course upkeep challenge and are working to solve it. I would still play it and recommend it as it is fun and the staff are great.

For a municipal course it's a great value. The greens are above average and the course is well maintained. One of my biggest complaints is the groundskeeper (who is not a golfer) putting the holes in places that are ridiculous just to screw with the golfers. Three feet from the edge of the green or in the middle of steep down slope is very frustrating to the average golfer. This is not Sunday at the US Open. It's more "rude" than anything else. Wish they could have made it a par 72. It's a gem of a course for the money.

Grabbed a quick tee time via golfnow in AM, for a 1:30 t-time...pulled into the lot in a downpour, was 1st out after a 30 minute shower. Got done in 2:45! I applaud the drainage gods, no mud at all! Fun day off!