The Vineyard at Escondido

I'm a relatively new golfer. Playing two years now. For me, an engaging and challenging course. Lots of different terrain. Wide enough fairways. Large greens that are not perfectly flat. Took 5 hours, I expected closer to four. Fun for me, if a long day. 16 handicap. I shot 94.

Great time, but you should have a juniors rate, even on weekends!

Good pace....marshalls on course. Bunkers have improved...but why so wet?

Course overall in good shape, save for some tight lies/bare areas in some parts of fairways. Good value overall

Good value for a round . Some tough holes with large greens. Sand is not in good shape, muddy or unkept, wet spots on fairways (bogs) here and there but for the most part a good solid course for great value.

Understandably, very dry-like a lot of courses-great track fun to play- greens rate a 3-4 on my scale (5)

Fun, challenging course. Some tight holes. Great staff in the pro shop - very friendly

Course was a bit wet, with mud patches. Greens were in good shape.

The back nine is a real pretty layout with plenty of mountain scenery to keep your mind off some of the poor shots you just hit.. the front nine was ok with the greens being a little shaggy (must be getting ready to aerate) but my putting was better than usual. I played with three Chinese gentleman and shared my faith in Jesus Christ with one of them. Turns out he was a believer. Overall, a very pleasant afternoon.

Course is in good shape. Fair price for a nice round of golf...

Great staff. Great driving range. Cool course. Fantastic food (cheeseburger and fries for like $7-$8, delicious)

Only complaint…super slow pace. Up to 10 minute wait on each tee box. 5 minutes between each shot, hard to get rhythm going. Left frustrated after #11 when 3 groups on tee box. Would definitely play again, maybe a little earlier (teed off at 1030) to go faster.