The Vineyard at Escondido

There are bare spots on the course and the greens were slow and inconsistent. There were a lot of unfixed ball marks which is perplexing. Too many novice golfers who don’t know the rules. The pace on the front was great but the back nine was painfully slow. The Marshal is as out but did nothing. Three groups per hole is unacceptable. Find the slow group and move them. If you get a deal for $50 or less take it and play. If it’s more, not worth it.

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...