SaddleBrooke Ranch Golf Club

Great condition tees fairways and greens.

Pace of play was great at 7:30am

No trouble getting a tee time.

Course in great shape. Greens medium fast. Price ridiculously low. Not easy to get food at the turn. No beverage cart. Excellent range and practice facilities.

Even with ever changing weather conditions (cool, then breezy, then light rain, then brilliant sunshine) the course was in GREAT shape! Played in a leisurely 3 and 1/2 hours. The Ranch House Brewery and Restaurant is a fantastic way to wrap up a day at the golf course. Great day!

Stuck behind a foursome of over-confident golfers all day today. They waited until the foursome ahead of them was on the green time after time. Learn to play ready golf, for God's sake!

This course has substantially improved in the last year. The fairways, rough and greens are in excellent shape, and there are new on-course amenities (.e.g., restrooms vs. porta-potties). Our two-some cruised through the course in a little over three hours. After golf, the new restaurant and brew pub is a fabulous (and long anticipated) addition. The staff were courteous and efficient. A great round at a fabulous price.

We played around 7:30. Weather was good except for the wind came up around 10. No sure if that is normal. Course and greens were in good shape. Course set up great for all level of golfers.

I've played this course many times. It's always in good shape. This time the greens were slower than usual. The practice greens were still fast but when I got to the course greens they weren't nearly as fast. That's to bad. It was still great. I had a great time.

Plenty of tee boxes to choose from. All ages and skill levels will find it a fair challenge and fun.

Course was in excellent condition although there were several wet areas on some holes. Greens were slow but I realize the course is transitioning from winter rye to summer bermuda. Overall a positive experience.

The course has been in good shape all this year (Oct - Apr).

Other people have mentioned that the greens are hard and hard to control roll out. They seem ok to me, but I find very few ball marks so maybe they are slightly hard.

The fairways and greens are in good shape.

One thing I noticed today when I played is the infiltration of poa annua on the greens because of the more recent hot weather. Much worse on the front nine than on the back nine. I worry about it, because the greens at Mountain View were completely saturated with the poa about two years ago, and have been pretty much unplayable since. I hope they solve this poa problem.

Today's round was about 3:50 and was a delight with very little waiting during the round.

Tough windy day but course was in outstanding condition. Pace of play seemed slow but it was Easter. Finished in 4:15. Staff friendly as always. Overall an enjoyable experience.

I’m sure that the course was less crowded because it was Easter so we played in 3 hours 45 minutes. Yes!!!

All rounds should be like this.

Really good condition. 10th hole is a joke. I recommended right after you opened that you put a yardsge marker on 10 showing how far from the edge of the first laereal hazard to get over the 2nn hazard. This would help speed up play. But of course since it did not come from Jahaski it was and is agnored.

The greens do not hold, they are so firm it is virtually impossible to even make a ball mark but are soooo smooth and putt true.

Forget about any assistance on the course as the Marshals are nonexistent, no help with pace of play, lose a club or a cover and you are on your own and no drinks or snacks are available. This is absurd and did not used to be the case... sigh.

The layout is challenging, especially the back nine and local knowledge is crucial on a number of holes. All the more reason to have Marshalls available to help first time players which as noted they do not.

A little overpriced given the total lack of customer service but the rates should begin to fall as high season departs around May first.