El Dorado at Quail Valley Golf Course

I played this course on a weekday super twilight. The layout and the design of the course is really nice. However, the greens are another story. Completely bumpy. Sand all throughout. I wouldn’t pay weekend primetime rates for this condition.

It’s in good shape always, great value and its fun and challenging.

My friend and I teed off at 12:10, there were 2 fivesomes in front of us, five carts in each group. So, on the 8th hole both of these groups are on the hole, one on the green and one waiting to tee off, we decided to skip the hole, and go to #9. Another fivesome was on the 9th green, as we prepared to hit our 2nd shot to the green, a guy with a Marshall flag came from the group we passed, and proceeded to tell us that we were not allowed to go around them, he was very rude and obnoxious. We complied and returned to the 8th tee box, the GPS in the cart reminded us through out the round, that we were behind schedule. The moral of the story is DO NOT PLAY at QUAIL VALLEY.

Took almost 5 hours to complete my round. Regularly had 4 groups stacked up on one hole, and the Marshall was doing nothing about it. The greens here used to be great, but are heading downhill quickly. They need to do better soon, or will start losing customers.

Everthing’s fine except the bunkers that are hard with less amount of sand

A good course but not an easy layout. The course was in good shape with the exception of a few greens that had some bad spots due to disease or fungus. Otherwise the greens rolled well and the course is a challenging but fun layout in overall good condition. Definitely reccomended.

Greens missing grass grass not cut and slow

Letting things go not taking care of since laquinta has been remodeled. Before it was in excellent condition

The staff is not very friendly. This course is way over priced for the condition of the course and greens especially. $95 to play

Quail Valley El Dorado is a nice track. The greens on no 1, 2, 3, and some others are in bad shape. Merely putting paint on the greens is not good. Ball speeds are very erratic and you can’t get a feel for the greens easily.

Lots of areas on the fairways need to be watered; barely any grass there and one has a difficult time hitting of such hard pan dusty lies.

Not worth $60. If it wasn’t close to me I would think twice. Quail Valley needs to open their wallets and spend money on this great track. Stop being cheap.

Greens need a little work, it’s probably because everyone is playing the same course while the LaQuinta course is under repair.

Greens were in bad shape. Some kids route their bikes over several greens and Greens were bumping on more than a few holes. I am not saying it’s a bad course. It’s just not worth the money.