Buenaventura Golf Course

A nice gentle senior walking course.

Flat as a pancake.

Very short (back tees just over 5800 yards).

The only memorable feature was the greens. They were so good and interesting they did not fit this type of course. All other aspects of the course was tight.

No spaciousness at all. Tees, greens, adjoining fairways, and cart paths were all on top of one another. Numerous WALKING 5 somesomes (all women the day we played). Clearly a "local" players course with their own set of "house" rules.

The perfect course for seniors who prefer to walk.

Too dangerous for beginners due to the closeness of players from the other holes We waited on numerous tee boxes for players from other holes to hit their shots and clear before hitting. If you are a "golfer," this is not the course for you.

Course is in great shape! Played a fast round ! Staff was very friendly and fast ! Be back soon

ITS ALWAYS A FUN TRACK TO PLAY. TODAY ESPECIALLY FUN...WITH 2 EAGLES ON THE CARD!! ONE ON A PAR 5 AND 1 ON A PAR 4!!!!

Have played here several times and enjoyed it each time. Great deals thru Golf Now make it a good choice for last minute go to course.

I had a good time. A good round. And I played with someone new, whom I had a good time with. We exchanged numbers for future play .I bought the round online which I like.

This course is pretty fun, especially if you're looking for a low-scoring, confidence boosting round. I've been golfing for about 18 months now and I shot a personal best 83 on this course. A few of the par-4's are less than 300-yards, and with the wind at your back they can be driven from the tee. The greens are incredibly forgiving, not too fast and not too slow, they play at a great speed. Bunkers and tee boxes were well maintained, a couple water hazards spice the course up. Pretty hard to lose balls here, which is nice. $35 to ride is a good deal.

Goos course around the area. Had a lot of fun and enjoyed playing here.

Played the Blacks (5826/68.3/117) in 3H. Perfect golf weather, clear, breezy and in the 70's.

For those of you that have played here over the years, the change in this course is remarkable. 5+ years ago, the fairways were consistently a mess. Many different grasses and it was not uncommon to have 1+ fairways having huge sections playing as GUR for months at a time. It has taken a few years for them to fully convert, but today, the Paspalum fairways are nearly immaculate. Like their sister course Olivas, from a distance the fairways almost looks like Astroturf. Lush with almost complete coverage everywhere with good roll out on drives.

The Bermuda tees were in good shape with almost all the divot damage already properly maintained.

The Kikuyu rough is lusher closer to the fairways/greens, thinner the farther you are from the fairway. Some turf reduction wood chip areas around some of the trees and farther away from the fairways on a few holes. Overall, it's not high but it's still Kikuyu. The difference in barely staying in the fairways and getting roll and barely hitting the rough and stopping in the Kikuyu can be 40-50 yards.

The sand traps had nice sand and were decently maintained.

The greens putted medium fast. Relatively smooth and mostly firm, they held approach shots very well.

The customer service was excellent as always here. No drink cart, no GPS on the basic carts but the sprinklers are well marked. Nice snack stand with good burgers and their drinks are good AD. The tree lined fairways with zero houses around are a plus for me. And the trees consistently come into play here. The greens are undulating with crowns and you need to know where to not miss it and shape shots to score well on this shorter course. Definitely recommended.

Played the Blacks (5826/68.3/117)with GDR23 in clear, fairly calm conditions in the 70's. We played 36 holes as a 2some in 7 hours on a "throwback Monday" that reminded me of when Gary/I did this on a regular basis. Also "throwback" because Gary threw out an 11 birdie 67-69 performance that reminded me of some rounds 10+ years ago we played together.

Buena is a easy course to walk, shorter, few hills, no long walks between tee boxes. Fun, shorter course that is tougher than the scorecard initially indicates because of trees, tightness and the usual 1-2 club ocean breeze. No range, they only have a couple of cages to warm up in.

The Bermuda tees were in very good shape with almost all the divot damage already properly maintained.

The fairways were immaculate. Lush with almost complete coverage everywhere.

The rough is mowed down, few lost ball areas which is great for POP. Lusher closer to the fairways/greens, thinner the farther you are from the fairway. Some turf reduction wood chip areas around some of the trees and farther away from the fairways on a few holes.

The sand traps had nice sand and were decently maintained.

The greens were much better than last week. Medium fast, relatively smooth and mostly firm, they held approach shots very well.

The customer service was excellent as always here. No drink cart, no GPS on the basic carts but the sprinklers are well marked. Nice snack stand with good burgers and their drinks are good AD. Recommended.

The conditions are good and this is fun course to play.

This course has great holes to challenge and score on. Beautiful fairways and scenery.

We love golfing here for the cool weather and low prices but it often plays pretty slow. This time it was really bad. They so over booked! A ladies shot gun tournament that tee'd off at 7:30 was still playing when we arrived about 10:45 and there were AT LEAST a half dozen groups waiting on the first tee to tee off. We did not tee off until after 11:30. And we waited on every hole, all day. Took over 5 hours to play. The snack bar is adequate and staff friendly. They were out of most of their bottled drinks but give free refills on the fountain drinks. They don't seem to carry any pre made sandwiches/wraps. It is hard to get anything other than a hot dog at the turn.