Mt. Woodson Golf Club

Mt. Woodson has good bones and plenty of potential to be a worthy test. I knew it would be narrow and short, but that did not mean that it would be easy. Good shots are rewarded. The par 5's are fair and scoreable. There are not many scrambling opportunities to make par from off the fairway as many off-target shots are penalties or off into the canyon. Some of the greens were damaged due to no water or poor maintenance. It is a fun, unique, challenging test on a charming layout. I'll come back another time when it isn't 100 degrees.

Fairways is very good condition, but, Greens - ugh, were just hurting.

Greens were so bad :(

Usually big fan but this time was not worth the money.

Very challengeable and interesting course on stony mountain.

But it's better for good players and not for the beginners.

Sceneries and mountain views were awesome and excellent than any other courses.

I can recommend this course to less than bogie players.

I’ve played Mt Woodson in the past. Normally it’s in great shape. However, the starter explained that the greens were burned by adding a undiluted fertilizer? Whatever the cause, the greens were horrible! More than 50% of every green was SAND! No grass!

Very disappointed!

The staff is as nice as they can be. Great personalities in everyone we dealt with.. the layout is really challenging but fun. You can’t go wrong playing at Mt. Woodson.

Man this used to be such an amazing place to play. The course layout and challenge is top notch BUT the greens caught a disease and they are completely ruined. Most greens are mud and dirt.

Still have swing practice bays and no driving range. The practice green across the street also is diseased.

Usually, one of the most dependable courses from a conditions standpoint in SD county, I was terribly disappointed in the same. Every aspect was poor, but several greens were almost unplayable. Have not played here in a while (several months), but have never seen this course in such poor shape.

This was a miserably slow round, on a Monday. It took us just under 5 1/2 hours to play. Four groups on the Par 3 number 9. I called the shop to ask for someone to check on the problem. We were told that the morning staff had left but they'd try to have someone check on it. Then at the turn we were told that the course was full all the way around. It was a Monday on a course that everyone is issued a cart. This is what a course ambassador does, encourage players to pick it up. Also, with warm weather, why isn't ice in the cart buckets? The guest need to go into the cafe and purchase ice. Not a great look for the management staff. No ambassadors and buy your own ice. Most golfers drive quite a distance to this course, maybe think about guest service a little more.

Great people at course, pace of play bad, but been better. Fun place to play and challenging, good fries.

The Starters and Person behing the bar were not friendly .The gal behind the bar was not friendly to anyone., the starters were friendly to their regulars and seemed irritated that we were there.

Challenging course, very beautiful landscape and great staff

First time playing and enjoyed the course very much. Played on a Saturday afternoon and it was all booked up it look like. A couple of the greens were being worked on so patches of flat dirt were visible. Lots of drives over rocks and water areas.

Biggest issue here was pace of play on the back 9 it looked like. Many of the holes are 300 yard par 4s so group ahead of us was waiting for entire holes to be clear so it got a little crazy near the end. Total play time was around 4 hours and 45 mins.