Rancho Del Sol Golf Club

Club house is a trailer. Looks like they sold old club house along with driving range to make new homes. So upon arrival it looks abandoned. However course is well maintained and green were fast. Good golf course for the money

The course was pretty full for a holiday round. The clubhouse and starting house looked to be temporary as a lot of construction is going on around the starting area. The putting green was nice and big. Starter was friendly and got us off at our exact tee time. The current front nine was a typical park style golf course layout with houses surrounding the perimeters. Hole 1 had an island type green with water in the back leaving a great impression to start off with. Some of the holes were pretty long considering the overall distance of the course is well short of 7000 from the tips. The greens were soft and not fast - probably around a 9 - but were kept in decent shape. The tee boxes weren’t cut down properly so the longer grass made your ball look like you were teeing off the ground. The back nine was a mountain type layout with some great views of desert type rocks and a hole with a par 3 hitting down from a mile above with a great view of Moreno Valley. The track overall felt like it would’ve been a great course if it got a little bit of more TLC but for the current price couldn’t argue any bit. The long drive out (50 mins from OC) would be the only reason I couldn’t play there every other day.

Beautiful course fairways are sweet and the greens are 100%

The course is currently in the best condition I’ve ever seen it in. From the tee boxes to the greens, everything is grown very well and nicely maintained. Fun lay out with tricky greens. Great value with a deal time.

Over priced for this course. If it was 50.00 per persona I would highly recommend and keep coming back more often.

Course was in rough shape. Good luck finding your ball if you land a foot outside the fairway. Course need a little trim for sure. Pro shop duped us in green fee rates. So double check rates before checking in. Because they gave us a price over the phone and changed when checking in.

Course is in pretty good shape- not great.

Tee boxes are a bit rough, fairways had some dead and also soggy spots. Greens were in good shape.

The rough is absolutely brutal - you MUST be standing right on top of the ball to find it- US Open style. Also lots of cut grass siting there not picked up adding to the fun.

Rough is real tall so keep a good eye out. A.m. hot deals are a plus.

Should flip the nines. Finishing in a lame par three is meh. Played the course for the first time. Enjoyed the front nine, back nine lay out pretty lame. The course has fantastic greens but feels like you’re in the middle of a construction zone though due to the removal of one of the original nines to build condos or something. Greens again are the best thing here. Fairways all Poa Annua and long. Not sure how the description mentions Pete Dye. Don’t see that. If you’re a local probably a good value for the money but not worth a 2 hour drive. Too many better options with layouts that create a full 18 experience. Wish the back nine was more like the front 9. Most 5s reachable in two.

Fair way is good. Green is excellent. But once you miss. Don't worry about to find it. Because you can't. :😜

Overall, this is a fantastic course but when you hit 10-15 feet off of the fairway and lose your ball it can be a little discouraging. The rough is extremely thick grass, I happened to find multiple other balls when looking for mine. The greens and fairways are in amazing shape. The starter was 100% right when the only advise he gave us was to stay on the fairway.