Arroyo Seco Golf Course

2 - 3 groups waiting on every hole.

Slowest ever

Can probably speed things up by pairing up groups to make 4 sums

This course is great for anyone starting out into golf or even practicing on using the shorter clubs in your bag like the 8/9 or wedges. My only issue I have with this course is that the staff at times get in the way of play. They would start watering the fairway and/or green with a hose and stand around where would hit or putt. I am still not sure why they can’t do that when no one is around the hole or earlier/later in the day when there are way less people.

Haven’t played here for about three years. Was very pleasantly surprised by the quality of the greens. Best shape ever ( going back 19 years). Price is a bit higher than it should be. The restaurant is closed, or it was that day. I used to love that place, as it feels homey and local and the food and ac indoor seating was welcome after walking these 18. Always a welcome par three respite from the long courses.

I was able to make a reservation online a day or two before and was surprised to see plenty of times available (I have a feeling most people don’t know about the system and just show up). Because it was a Sunday, and Father’s Day on top of it, the place was pretty packed and the pace was slowwww. But that’s to be expected at a pitch and putt where a fair percentage may be learning the game. The conditions were remarkably good - both fairways and greens, and everyone we chatted with while waiting on various holes couldn’t have been nicer. We ended up playing only 9 (we wanted to get home to see the end of the Open) but it was great fun and great practice. Looking forward to doing it again

One of best kept 3 Par Courses I have played locally. Only negative is no Club House or Amenities offered. Good price for Course

Decades ago this course was a friendly, local place that delivered an authentic golf experience without the big price or long waits. But all that is left is a nice course with fortunately good landscaping. Gone is the pro shop, not sure about the food counter and hidden behind some cage that reminds me of cashing checks in south central is a sometimes friendly desk clerk. This used to be a social place with outdoor tables, chairs and places to relax between rounds and an active pro shop and events. Now with the empty buildings and lack of amenities I was embarrassed to bring someone here to play. And don't be discouraged by the ghetto sign that reads "no food or drinks past this point" - there's really no one past that point.

Basically all par 3, great starter course. I really enjoyed this and would def play here again. Great for working on your short game, it’s not beautiful, but it works and I only paid $13 for 18 holes.