Mt. Woodson Golf Club

This course was absolutely in great shape. Greens were fast fairways. We're in amazing shape. Well worth the money. I recommend to play this course, especially for the mount great experience. Great stuff, great course.

Tell people that they are working on the course, on golfnow or teeoff.

Made a tee time for someone in our groups birthday. Unfortunately unbeknownst to us and some others we encountered, the greens, and some fairways had been punched and sanded.Oh well, we came there for the birthday round because everyone in our foursome love the course and we hadn’t played it in about 6 months.An other unfortunate detail, the first hole is under renovation. The pond in front of hole 10 and next to hole 1, is drained and and being excavated. Tees are moved forward from the clubhouse to about mid fairway. Unfortunate for us. But still a good time had as the rest of the course is in decent shape and not as busy , (probably because the regulars knew about the aeration). It is March but it would have been nice to have known via Teeoff.com what was going on. One of the reasons we played there is our regular course announced they were punching greens that week.

Working on the course had to play back nine twice, pace slow, bunkers need sand, greens all sanded. Please post these things on golf now especially if course is altered.

The course is in great shape considering the amount of rain we’ve received this past month. There are still a couple of muddy spots but they’re easy to avoid. Greens were smooth and we finished in a little over 4 hours.

Can’t wait to play here again

Ok, so the layout is killer. Pace was really, really bad. Greens were in great shape. And man this course is hard. Skinny fairways and elevated greens. Fairways were in really bad condition, tee boxes were generally solid. A major downside would be the driving range. It’s a hitting net you have to pay to use which is bizzare. Also, they have a giant sign advertising their new practice green, but when you walk over to it, it’s covered in sand and not usable.

Even though it was a rainy day on and off when I played the course was in still in good shape. Very scenic as the wind through the mountains. A good test of golf. Well worth playing

I have played every executive course in San Diego and I would place Mt. Woodson as my top 3 to play. She really challenges your game with the carved out holes through the canyons. Don't be deterred buy the over-all short yardage! It will expose your weaknesses. Just look at the Slope rating. Great value for the quality and difficulty of this track. Please come out and experience it for yourself.

Was cart path only due to recent rains. Some sketchy areas on/around a few geeens...and number 10 playing as par 3 has little to no drainage in fairway. But a nice course and always a good time.

This is a challenging and unique course, but always enjoyable to play. One star off because the main water feature that hugs number 1 and 10 is now just a very large muddy hole and has been that way for awhile. As always, the pace of play here is not great.

Leaves alot to be desired for the overall experience. Course layout is quirky but fun. Greens were in good shape and rolling fast but true. The rest of the course had some issues from tee boxes to bunkers with no sand to patches of crab grass. Staff was generally unhelpful and disorganized. It says on their website that you can rent an individual cart if you are a single if you pay extra. The lady checking me out and the starter acted like it required an act of congress. No I do not want to share a cart with a stranger for 4.5 hours

Fairways in winter dormancy...#10 shortened to a par 3 due to relining pond, but still not good approach to green on #10. Some rough spots on/around greens

First off, the web site says that the new owners are trying to generate a 'Cheers' vibe. I'd say they've achieved that. Super nice folks. The guy in the snack bar was extremely friendly and makes a great breakfast burrito. The maintenance guy and the starter were also welcoming and friendly.

The track is different, routed as it is in the mountains. It's definitely a 'we've got to play this again now that I know where I'm going' kind of course. There are a few blind / narrow tee shots. It's winter, so the fairways were a bit soggy. But the greens were in excellent shape.

Definitely a course I'd recommend. Don't know when I'll be back in the Ramona area, but I'll be looking to play Mt. Woodson again.

PS - One heads up: No range, just a hitting net. But check out how they collect the golf balls.

Really interesting layout with some fantastic scenery. Course was in good shape with quick greens that rolled true. Fairly short from the whites, but still a challenge.