Mt. Woodson Golf Club

Weather was hot, but the course played well. Sand traps are difficult as they get watered down and contain coarse sand/dirt/rocks. Enjoyable course!

Been playing a lot of golf this past year and this is the first time I have played this course. Whoever the superintendent is he need a raise, course is in great condition and for the price there is nothing better. The only negative thing I can say is that it lacks a real driving ramge. But I am already going back next week.

Multiple groups on the course 2+ holes behind. All playing cart golf, playing multiple balls, and not raking traps. Had 3 foursomes stacked up, but nothing done to move slow groups forward.

A friend recommended we check out Mt. Woodson and this was an awesome course. It has a really cool layout and feels like you're out in the mountains but really it's not that far. It was 90 degrees outside but there was a good breeze and lots of shade from trees and the mountains. Everything was in really great shape. The greens were smooth and well cared for. We loved this course and we'll be back for sure.

This course leaves very little room for error. Course is a great value for the challenge it offers. Definitely would play again!

Our friends loved the course

They have a cheat sheet for each hole with cute names for each hole

Hope they don’t raise up the price

Very nice course, fairways, greens and bunkers very nice.

This course is tucked away down a 10 mile windy road. This course has well kept fairways and very green, specially being in Southern California. Love the layout of the course with some back to back long holes on the back nine. Small pro shop with a food shack with drinks (food was pretty good). My only complaint would be the greens are a little slow and fuzzy and don’t putt true. Overall great course and will definitely come again.

I love this course. In great shape with the exception of the tee boxes. Greens are in great shape but they were slow. Would love to see them fast and firm like they have been in the past.

Great views, fun course. This short-ish course is especially challenging first time played. Lots of blind shots and narrow fairways to figure out. Conditions were good in mid June. Greens are small, oddly shaped and tough to read. I’d play it again now that I have confidence in shot requirements and course management. It’s a fun track.

Only criticism is of the Starter’s decision to make me wait for more than 45 min for my 1:20 tee time. I arrived early for the round, playing solo. Hit balls in the super small but serviceable driving net area and then told the starter that I’m available if he needs me to fill out a 3-some or 2-some before my tee time. I like to help keep pace of play, ya know. He ignored me, and then, over the next 45minutes, sent out several groups of 3 and groups of 2. Of course when I finally went off with a perfectly pleasant husband/wife couple, we waited on every hole for up to 5 min each. Made for an unnecessarily long 5+ hour round.

I propose a new rule for all Starters out there: Your tee sheet is a suggested start time only. Your bigger concern is what’s going on on hole #2. If there’s a delay on 2, gently delay the 1st hole start, because it’s easier on all of us to wait on the first tee for a few extra minutes than it is to end up standing around all day long on holes 2-18. Your second concern, Starter, is to make sure the train keeps a rolling out there. Communicate with your roving marshals; help them to move slower groups along. Pace of play: It’s your only job, bro.

Thank you