Maderas Golf Club

Another beautiful day, and round of golf out at Maderas! Course is it great condition for this time of year, and the greens are rolling quite nicely! Highly recommend!

Loved this course. First time there and it did not disappoint whatsoever. Beautiful greens, attentive staff, friendly smiles from everyone along the way. Tough course though - if your ball goes off the fairway, it’s probably gone. I had a great day and only lost one ball, but my husband who didn’t have such a great day, lost a dozen +++ LOL

Course in great condition. Greens way too fast this time for “regular” golfers. Made it a little less enjoyable and greatly slowed play

Friendly starter, nice ranger. But we didn’t see him after the 6th hole. On the back we literally waited with the group in front of us every hole until 16 where we got so fed up we quit.

Good course, good greens but when you pay

$160 midweek you don’t expect a 5:45-6 hour round. Had played there 5 or 6 times previously.

I will not be back.

Enjoyed playing the course for the first time

Great conditions can’t wait to play again in the future

I was really impressed with the facilities and course layout. It can be challenging at times, but it was fun. You definitely need to rely on a range finder to maneuver around the course. I also like how the marshals keep the players moving. I would highly recommend this course!

The pace of play was the worst I have ever experienced at the course the back nine took 2.5 hours to play. This is after the starter took 5 minutes to encourage us about pace of play.

Course is in great condition! Greens are rolling quite well! Staff is always great! Highly recommend!

Great experience. Course was in great shape overall. I'll give them a little pass on the average-paced greens as they were still recovering from aerification. But the layout is interesting with every hole being different and fairly memorable. No spectacular holes IMO but 18 pretty good ones. Fairway, tees and rough were in great condition with no worn or burnt spots. Nice carts with accurate GPS right to the accurate hole location.

Hard to rate courses nowadays for value with green fees out of control, but I would say it is a good $150-$250 course. Not a very good value as a $300 course, except for maybe once to check it off your bucket list. And I do consider it in the bucket list conversation, as it was a Golf Digest Top 100 US course 2013 to 2015.

Put this one in the top public courses in the area list that includes Torrey Pines North and South, Aviara, The Grand, and maybe The Journey at Pechanga.