Los Robles Greens Golf Course

The course itself is nice. On a day when most courses were closed due to past heavy rains...they allowed play with Cart Path Only restrictions. Most fairways were playable altho there were some very very wet areas...even so, we enjoyed the course itself. It is a fair to everyone type of course.

What we didn't enjoy was the noise from the freeway which we were able to hear from almost every hole..we prefer a quiet setting, as do most of our friends. For this reason alone we would not recommend this course to friends.

The office staff could use some "customer service classes" as my appearance in the office seemed to be an annoyance. No instructions were given as to "where to go" Layout of course etc....and believe me, for first time players of this course, IT WAS NOT EASY TO FIGURE OUT WHERE THE NEXT HOLE WAS...VERY POOR ARROWS ETC. Thank goodness the marshal was out and about (very very nice guy) and he was able to point us in the right direction and tell us which path to take when there were 3 to choose from.

I started playing golf again (2016) as I took a 4 year sabbatical from the game. My son (12 years) wanted to start playing, so I began to look around for a good practice program which offered a good driving range and somewhat affordable. I found the Eagle club that is offered through Los Robles Greens that fits the bill. As we continued our practice routine, my son has graduated to playing on the course. We normally play after 2pm on the weekends for the discounts and we have enjoyed our times on the course. We have experienced a bit of slow play but we enjoy our time on the course. The course is in good shape and I really like the executive style course which is perfect for my son. The construction that transformed the course to a drought resistant course has been completed and I enjoy the new layout.

The staff in the club house and the restaurant are very professional and accommodating. Don’t miss out trying some food from the restaurant…

Los Robles Greens always delivers a good pace of play, well kept course and friendly staff. Even with wet weather we enjoyed our day.

I'm an 11 handicap...This course will challenge you in every way. These are real greens, tough to read and undulating. Many tee shots are very visually intimidating with small landing areas for a decent view on your approach shot. The course played completely different from the tips and pretty long because it's a par 70. 600+ par 5s and 450+ par 4s, last time I played it it was really windy, good luck getting on in regulation if it's blowing like that. The full price is more than fair for this course.

I had played this course in the past and it was just average. However, recently the course has gone through a major change. The fairways are in very good shape as our the greens. They have completely rebuilt the bunkers and they actually have sand in them. The course looks great. You should check it out.

Have played this course a couple times now, great course for the money! Course was in fantastic shape, although a few of the green had some issues. Pace of play can get backed up at times but all in all a great course.

Always love Los Robles and now that they have changed all of the traps and remodeled it is more challenging and even better... If you haven't played this course lately you are missing out!!!

My son and went there to play golf on his birthday. After 13 holes our golf cart ran out power. We tried using the gps in the cart for approx. a half hour. Finally we called the starter and they sent out a new cart, which took another 15 minutes. At this point we went in feeling very frustrated. Once at the starters to complain, we were told to call the GM, which I did. Still haven't heard from him!

Thomas

Pace of play can be an issue but it's a fun course for sure.

I really really love the course

At super twilight, on a Tuesday, the starter (Roscoe) stills pairs people who paid for and took a cart to the starting hole #10! He puts you with people you don't want to be, e.g., with-smokers, non-stop talkers, poor course etiquette. He said if you want your own cart then you can pay $30.00 for own. I paid $27.00 for golf w/cart.Then he asks you if you know the cart rules. Hard to shake for the first three holes. Pro shop staff are professional and not working for a free round of golf as a tyrant marshal/Starter. After 10 holes my cart was still sitting at the beginning of the course! Not a shortage of carts !

It seems that the golf pro takes exception to getting deals through GolfNow.com. Because we got a reduced rate though GolfNow, he would not allow us to start in front of 3 groups of high school players even though there was plenty of opportunity before they started. Instead we were made to wait and the result was starting 15-20 minutes late. Play was slow the entire front nine because even the coaches got to play in front of us. My problem is that they would have allowed us to start earlier if not for the GolfNow reduced rate.

Recent changes to zero scape and improve bunkers gave this course some teeth. Shorter track, not target golf but between trees, wood bark and bunkers accuracy is highly valued. Usually in good shape, lots of friendly people for the single player to join up with

I love the improvements on the course though hole 10 should be a par 5........really great bunkering on hole 9.

Played the Blacks (70.1/124/6304) in 4H, 20M playing early morning with JohnnyGK, RGM2525 & lavega21 on a GK Guru deal. The weather was around 80, clear and only at times breezy.

The tees were fairly lush and mostly level. Several of the par 3's needed divot repair.

The mostly Kikuyu fairways had good coverage. Lush where the Kikuyu is, more thin where the remnants of Rye and Bermuda are.

The rough also had good coverage if you were close to the fairway. Mowed down and not overly penal. There are some hardpan bare spots where the turf removal program kicked in farther from the fairways, and many areas that used to be rough are now wood chips.

The newly conditioned traps have nice sand that is currently plentiful. They have added traps and expanded others on this layout. The traps here are now generally bigger and have steep faces and it is much more penalizing than they used to be.

The poa annua greens putted medium speed and were firm but still held approach shots well. Mostly smooth with relatively few unfixed ball marks.

Changes that stick out in my mind that they have made to the layout in the past year include:

1) Removing probably 2/3 of the rough and making what used to be a combination of hardpan and grass wood chip wasteland areas.

2) Removing the man made lake directly in front of #9 green and replacing it with a huge waste bunker. That plus enlarging the waste bunker behind #9 green make it a great risk/reward short par 4.

3) Adding 2 bunkers on #2, front right and back left. The one back left also comes into play if you are long/left of #7 and would be nasty to get out of.

4) Adding a fairway bunker left on #10 makes the hardest hole on the course even tougher.

5) Adding bunkers short left & short right of #6. Really adds toughness to a downhill par 3 where because of the wind and severely elevated tee it is tough to gauge the distance,

Overall, positive to very positive changes/additions.

LR is a challenging course to walk because of all the hills. Shorter, hilly course that is currently in okay condition and worth it if you get a good rate. The customer service from everyone encountered was very good. Cart girl out making the rounds numerous times. Recommended.

Love the new renovations that were made. Makes for a fun challenging course. It's in great condition.

Walked the Blues (68.9/122/6000) on the GK Certificate for $25.50 in 4H, 15 playing midday as a 3some with Charles & Prim. The weather was HOT, low 100's, sunny and a little breezy. The customer service from both the pro shop & the starter was excellent, they got me out quickly and matched up. The cart gal was around 3-4 times. Overall, the course is dry and not in as good of condition as when I played here 6 weeks ago. Soaring temps and the lack of watering the whole course can dry out a layout real quick! The tees were only fair, many were getting thin and the par 3's in particular were chewed up. The fairways had good coverage and were mostly lush, good to play from. The rough had good coverage close to the fairways. Mowed down and not overly penal. There are some hardpan bare spots where the turf removal program kicked in farther from the fairways. The newly reconfigured and reconditioned traps have nice sand that is currently plentiful. I got bit for the 1st time on some of the fairway traps that have been added with steep faces. Forget advancing the ball, was happy to just get the ball out on grass again. When the native grass they have planted both in/around the traps matures, these are going to be some of the tougher traps in So Cal to play from. The poa annua greens putted medium fast and were firm but still held approach shots well. A little bumpy would be my only complaint. Adding traps on the left of #10 fairway and both short right & left of #6 green strengthen holes that were already tough. Love the new waste bunker that replaced the small lake short/left of #9 green. Decent mid level alternative, shorter, hilly course that is currently in decent condition and worth it if you get a good rate. Recommended.

Extremely Hot day! Course is in excellent condition. I would compare it to many of the mid level country clubs (Condition wise). Los Robles s the best Public course by far in the area. Stay away from Camarillo Springs and Tierra Rejada until they start watering the course again. Those two courses are like playing on concrete and dirt. Los Robles - Thank you as I was considering putting away the clubs until the courses started to improve.

Went off at 3pm on a Sunday. All my past experiences here have been long, slow rounds. Not sure why I expected anything different. They send the groups out to close together. A fifteen minute wait on the par 3 5th hole. Took 2 hours and 40 minutes to play nine. Left and did not play the back nine.

The course is in as good of condition as I've seen it over the years - with exception to some lack of watering, mainly well outside the fairways, which is becoming common in Southern California due to the drought. It is very playable - I had a great day!