Laguna Seca Golf Club

Layout and pace of play are fine but I have never played a golf course in as poor condition as this.

this is a robert trent jones course, which i didn't know---and the weather was perfect. the pump on the well that provides the irrigation to the course has been broken for over a month, so the fairways were quite yellow, but the ground wasn't hard. there are a few really difficult holes like the 15th, but overall, i really enjoyed the layout, pace of play and even with the irrigation issues, the greens were in great shape. will play again for sure!

Fun layout, fairways not really in great shape. Greens really bumpy. Person that checked us in was very nice. They can definitely use trash cans at more tee box’s, and definitely a golf cart course. A lot of hills. But it is a cool course worth a play

Fairways are hit and miss Winter conditions for sure. Brown and thin in most areas. Greens looked like a waffle. Square grids with two different height of grass throughout Very bumpy.

POP was slow. Group in front of us fell almost two holes behind.

Very disappointed. For a price point that exceeds bayonet and black horse, this course is not worth it at all. Average course maintenance, decent layout, but WOW was the pace of play slow. No marshal on duty and no regard for players time.

I will say, however, that the only point were pace of play was considered was when the starter was rushing us off the first tee. He sat there in a golf cart, blowing cigarette smoke at us, and literally commented on everybody's first swing. WHO DOES THAT? Beyond rude and unprofessional.

When you have superior courses for a much better rate in the area, why waste your time on this dump?

while encouraging walking, there were many who had single golfer per electric cart making their pace of play much quicker than the two walkers who we were paired with. Despite playing a 4:10 round. there were unhappy - rude people behind resulting from frustration at the pace of play.

We had played this course a couple of weeks past and found the fairways and greens to be in horrible condition! After our rains a week or so ago I thought things would green up or shape up, but silly me, everything had gotten worse. To my dismay, even the restrooms were dirty and had no paper towels or soap. The only thing going for them was the friendly staff..

I've placed Laguna Seca several times this year. Yesterday was my final round there (at least until I hear of some massive changes). The entire operation seems to be run on a shoestring. Course conditions (which never were great) are now really poor, and it's not just because of the season -- greens appeared unmown and in some cases unwatered.

Equally poor is the general disposition of (most of) the employees - the guy behind the counter has the personality of a door knob, and acts like customers are a nuisance.

The last few times out, I've noticed a complete lack of marshals. There's no excuse for this at a course with a seniors program. This, of course, leads to all kinds of unacceptable behavior by players and spectators. I saw carts driven within 5' of putting greens, and virtually onto teeing areas.

Overall, the place has the feel of a dying municipal course. It's really a shame because the layout has such great potential. But without better management, Laguna Seca has become depressing to visit.

This use to be my favorite course, but after today it will be awhile before we return!! The fairways were like playing on a mowed dead pasture and the greens were in such bad shape you could count your ball bounces! I realize ALL the courses are getting heavy play, but a little water would really help out!

A shame as the track is fun, but very dried out with spotty turf. So disappointing as I used to play here often. Greens okay, but seemed a bit slow. Hadn't played course in 6 years. Used to have Player's card, but paid $70 walking on a Saturday. Not worth it. Four hours for Saturday was okay. Hope we get rain!

Sad to see this beautiful course in such demise. Tee boxes are a mess, fairways are totally dried out with many having no grass at all and greens suffering from disease. One of the few Public courses you used to be able to play near the Peninsula without emptying your wallet but now it’s really not even worth the Hot Deal.

I stopped playing after 9 because the group (& myself) thought we were wasting our time. There is very little green grass besides the greens. So much dirt and brown grass. Please water your course. Terrible decision...

My wife and I played Laguna for the first time and the overall layout is very good, but for about $90 a person it should be kept better than an average Muni. This course could/should be amazing it has everything but care. I’m not sure I’ll be back considering we can play Pacific Grove for less...

bought on golf now, 11:50 tee time with cart. can finish before dark. I need a cart, they tell me closing at 4:00pm and need the carts in by 3:30. Surprisingly we get to the 17th hole by 3:20 and we are told it was are last hole of the day. We were the last group of the day to tee off, they had no marshal to keep groups moving. we were waiting almost every shot for the group in front of us. We were the only group that wasn't allowed to finish.

greens were in good shape. the fair were bad for the price, a lot of dead grass. Might not go back for a while.