Omni Rancho Las Palmas Resort - West/North

For the money good course montage because of wash out where it used to be but they put some nets up to warm up

Even though no range because of it being washed out they accommodated with some hitting nets to warm up it was a fun day

Two of us had an early morning tee time and went as a group of two, done the round in 3hrs. Other than no driving range and the first hole, par 5 still unplayable due to wet conditions the course is in good shape. We played the north and south tracks.

Course was muddy due to the rains.Greens were superb.Unfortunately the the course is in middle of wash.

Will not play there again. It should not have been open. Conditions were awful. They changed two par fours to short par threes because the course was in such bad shape.

Don't play this 9 holes ! Still recovering from wash issues!

A par 5 was a par 3. The north course was in terrible condition. I know there has been a great deal of rain but when the conditions are that bad we should receive a discount or at least be told before hand.

due to prior flooding, hole 1 on north course is now a par 3 teeing off from the river bed. Similarlly, 14-16, which cross the river, are in poor shape in that area. West course is down to 6 holes, members only.

This course is in need of a drastic makeover. Rough is long, cut grass laying all around greens and rough making short game shots difficult. No direction being given to North 1 tee box which is down in the wash rather than up top. Now playing as par 3 rather than par 5. Wash areas on north almost unplayable as there is little to no grass.

Golf staff not very attentive to patrons. Some are busy at times practicing on the practice green. Starting area is very caotic with carts park everywhere blocking movement to tee boxes. No need for bag drop off as no one picks up your clubs.

Course is in dire need for attention. Areas of rough at various heights. No trimming around trees or sand traps.

Golfers also should be told that there are no longer 27 holes available and that the open 18 are not truly 18 holes.

First hole par 5 they told us at the last minute it was now a 3 with the worst temporary tee I have ever seen

About 60% of the course was good to very good, but the wash holes made it average. Too much up and down in the wash - which went on for about 5 straight holes. Good value at $63 at 2PM and we may have finished if there wasn't a solid back-up at #15. Pace of play was an issue on the back nine.

As a person who like to frequent this course weekly at what point is the Omni going to start cleaning up this mess. There is debris throughout the wash area from the rain of last spring, the tropical storm and the recent rains. The range has been nonexistent for over a year and you are expected to hit into nets to warm up. You also need to shag your own practice balls from the nets to use. There appears to be no leadership between pro shop and starter. Confusion seems to be the norm. The north course is a mess. First hole is a par 5 now playing as a par 3. Other holes crossing the wash are muddy and have limited grass. West course still has the first three holes shut down and do not appear to ever going to reopen. The two holes by the hotel are not consistent with the other four holes. South is the only nine that is regular play.

When is the Omni going to change their moniker stating 27 holes.

Save you money and go elsewhere.

When we arrived at course had to shag our own balls for warmup.Course was played in ravine where it was muddy and wet not their fault as rains had fallen previously.No water on course.No ball washers .No club clean after game.No marshal play very slow did not finish.Paid $ 178.00 for course under construction won’t be back!

After playing this course for years and slowly seeing it go downhill it appears as if the slope is getting slippery. The wash remains covered in debris and mud from the tropical storm. Does not appear that much effort is being done to correct situation. Playing back and forth over the mess. First hole is now set up as a very poor par 3. The west nine, or now west six is hit and miss in regards to consistency, some long rough, some regular, green speeds vary, etc.

For the price now being charged the course is being beat up by groups all using individual carts, not showing any golf etiquette by fixing divots or raking traps.

Course is extremely wet as it looks like they love to water the fairways. Ball constantly covered by mud.

Pro shop does not tell you of the issues with the conditions, cart barn employees busy practicing rather than showing attention to golfer’s needs.