Arroyo Seco Golf Course

Great wedge practice.

Target golf - especially if you want pars - pin placements, despite postage stamp size greens, could have you pulling your hair out!

The course is well maintained and the staff professional and friendly. Only issue was I grew up playing golf there and did not recognize the place.

Currently with the cafe closed and no Pro Shop it was sad to see this once popular golf location in this condition. Hopefully, it will return to its splendor one day.

I played this course for the first time on February 11th. It was an enjoyable round of golf , with NO pressure in the slightest. I will be back.

It’s a great course for beginners and a good course for a lazy Sunday

Well taken care of course, a lot of availability, and cheap. Only thing i dislike is that thier cafe is still closed due to covid so you can't get yourself a coffee. They do however sell beer at the front desk.

We were out of town gest and was treated very poorly. Yes we was a four some group playing and one other walking with the group. Being a group of BLACKS. Told use to leave the course. Because we had a person walking with use. Please of black don’t go here.

This par 3 course naturally draws a lot of beginners. But the policy of sending a new group off every 7.5 minutes can choke things t a crawl. We wont' be going back.

Haven't played hear since 1992 and it was exactly the same as I remembered. Most holes are around 100 yards +/- 10. Greens are not too sloped but enough to make it interesting. Driving range is decent and they have a very small chilling area. Only kinda down side is you hit off mats for your tee shot but they were in decent shape although it took me a couple holes to adjust.

How do you have a 20-30 minute back up on tee times when they are in 10 minute intervals? Greens suck and are dried out to the point it’s falling apart. There is zero etiquette at this course.