Laguna Seca Golf Club

Fun but challenging course. Large well maintained greens, sand in bunkers could be better. Good combination of easy holes and holes that you could get into trouble without proper ball placement. Many elevation changes throughout the entire course.

Laguna Seca has always been one of my favorite courses. The layout with all the elevation changes is just plain fun. 3 of the 4 par 5's just beg you to grip it and rip! Course conditions are average. Greens are a bit better right now than they have been in the past. There are Several brown spots on a number of the fairways though.

The price has gone up for 2017 and frankly there are better conditioned courses in the area for the same price. Still this track is an absolute blast.

I'm played this course a number of times, I was a senior member a few years back, I like it!

I've been playing Laguna Seca for many years. They have done a great job particularly lately on having it look nice and green with some great sand traps.

The course is in great shape! I shot a 91 and my handicap is 24 so I was quite pleased with the round! Mel, the starter is a perfect gentleman and the staff in the pro shop were very friendly and helpful. We will be back!

Enjoyed course very much. Third time playing it. Great greens, course very well maintained. Play moved along very nicely.

Greens were in great shape. Enjoyed the pace of play - didn't have to wait once. Reasonably priced. Just challenging enough. One of the best values on the Peninsula.

Several holes are as challenging as you will find.

My son and I had a great time. Course was in great condition. Definitely play there again! Very challenging.

I read previous reviews and did not expect much but was very pleasantly surprised. The course had lots of elevation changes, very scenic hills nearby, and holes that were attractively designed. Well worth paying a green fee of between $60-$85. Clubhouse staff person was not real friendly or helpful but that should not be a deterrent.

The course was in mediocre condition. The starter/cashier had a poor attitude and offered little in terms of customer service.

Affordable golf on the Monterey peninsula, some odd holes (a par 5 that you have to lay up on - with your tee shot??). It takes a little local knowledge on the back nine but the course is usually In good shape, good staff, and a good driving range (though practice bunker was concrete, unlike the bunkers on the course which are decent). Glad it's there, especially now that both Rancho Canada courses have been taken from us :(

This course belongs in any Monterey golf trip. The course itself was first rate the pro shop was first rate . The reason why I did not score a five star overall the Breakfast was awful. The pancakes were frozen and reheated. I just couldn't get over that fact.