Rancho Park Golf Course

It’s always difficult to get a prime time tee time but on those lucky occasions Grab It because Rancho Park is an Iconic Gem now that the sunsets around 4:45pm and is dark by5 pm a12:30 pm tee time was just perfect for an average timed round under 4 1/2 hours with some slowdowns on the back 9 nothing unusual ample time under the sun for an epic day we had besides shooting well the course conditions were great above average this muni course is not like the rest of them quality fairways well maintained tee boxes , bunkers, actual definition between grass cuts and the greens in immaculate healthy shape rolling out smooth and repairing well if and when you should repair them at All Times very important for you newer golfers who don’t learn proper course educat. The restaurant is still under construction but there’s plenty of places to grab a quick bite or enjoy a 19th hole excursion lol and don’t worry the staff never bothers you if you bring your own food and drinks to the golf course nvm the signs no one there reads them anyways hahaha, impressed with All the clean bathrooms and practice areas well worth the time & $$$$. Always a pleasurable experience at Rancho Park aka”Mini Riv”.

Decent course but 58 bucks for deal times now, imagine having the gull to think your course is worth more than a round at Sand Canyon and Rustic. 👎 do better

Love the design of this course and pace of play is usually on pace for 4 hour rounds.

I will say the tee boxes were extremely beat up and were in spots they usually are not.

The whole food truck situation is less than ideal at the moment. Also know having the halfway house opened was a bit of a turn off as well.

Rancho Park is always a fun challenge as it’s such a great layout and you need to hit a variety of quality shots.

The pace of play is usually slow on weekends but this weekday afternoon round was a pleasant surprise at 4 hours.

Course was in good shape overall, but a few tee boxes and fairways could use some help.

Speed of the greens were fine and rolled true.

Overall a great day and looking forward to the next round there!

Greens were completely not the same from hole to hole. Inconsistent is an under-statement! One hole would be firm, another hole would be soft and shaggy, another would be marked with vertical lawnmower cut tracks that had not been rolled smooth, and another would be decent enough - that is, the practice green in front of the first tee was so good, it misleads you into thinking you have to be ready for that extra firm and fast roll-out, but then you get out to the course and it’s almost a disaster.

It had been 5 months since I’d play here, because the last time was such a nightmare I waited. Finally they have fixed most of it, they have watered the course to get the grass growing again. In many parts it’s better, there’s some real rough along the sides and around the greens finally, like it’s supposed to be, like how it was designed to be. But the greens just want to make you cry. They really do. It’s literally every next hole is something different, so just be forewarned!

Some of the tee boxes hadn’t been cut so they were a bit long, like hitting out of light rough.

At least the bunkers mostly looked good, if only people would rake them after their stroke!!

And why don’t people fix ball marks on the greens??? I was bent over most of the day fixing at least a dozen of them all around every green just to make them look respectable. It’s just crazy to me that they walk past all these ball marks and don’t do anything about them. But looking at the disaster that is the country, it is what it is.

Range balls need some serious cleaning. That is just the saddest thing ever. All they would need is some soap in the washer and they can’t even do that.

Premier pricing my foot