Glen Annie Golf Club

Traps have dirt and rocks, no sand. I guess sand costs too much? Make the traps unplayable and the round disappointing.

Our yearly visit to the area and this is our favorite course to play. Clouds did not open up for us but we had an awesome day playing. Once again the front nine got the best of me but I bounced back and redeemed myself on the back. Me , my gf and my son will be back to play every time we are in the area.

All the maintenance people are out, on a Friday! They should do their job at least on a slow day like Monday or Tuesday. The golf course is a target golf to begin with but, The sand traps are hideous, it is Dark sand with mud, smh. Anyway, it was a gorgeous day and still recommended this to play.

I prepaid $60 for a tee time at this course but when I showed up the course said they had no record of prepayment and wanted $95 to play. Even after speaking with Golfnow they would not honor the time. Golfnow refunded my payment but the course is not worth $95 so I left. Disappointed with both Golfnow and with golf course.

Not sure if it was just the day we were there but the course was not in great shape. It was a difficult course where it was rare to hit off flat ground. The tee boxes were not well groomed, the fairways were brown in many places, and the greens were overwatered so they were damaged easily with pitch marks or people slamming their putters into them in anger. We were recommended this course many times and it didn't really live up to the hype. But if you are in the area and can get a deal, go ahead and play it, otherwise it is not worth the $80 typical green fee.

Got it for a hot deal. And, comparatively to the normal price, it was worth it. At normal price, if day they are reaching a bit. The sand traps are clay & garbage. The course absolutely needs to put some work into them. The greens ran true. A pretty good place and far enough to keep the LA rif-raft away. (Cause who wants to deal with those subhuman pepole?)

Quick and fun course, won't break the bank and rate of play is pretty decent.

The key is be on Correct level on the Green ! The Greens are true and ungulating

Beautiful views, incredibly slow play. Quit after 9 holes - took three hours. No Marshall in sight.

Glen Annie golf club in the foothills above Santa Barbara is surrounded with palm trees, lemon and avocado orchards and stunning views of the ocean and islands. Located just minutes from the Santa Barbara airport this challenging course features cliff hanger tee boxes lofting over canyons and creeks , long manicured fairways dog legging around wildlife filled water hazards and ravines. Professionally maintained with kind and friendly staff with a cozy bar , fireplace and patios to enjoy dining and cocktails. Playing this course is like a vacation get away every time I play it.

Fairways are very dry. Bunkers are dirt and rocks, unplayable.