Los Robles Greens Golf Course

Los Robles is one of my favorite courses in the Conejo Valley area. Have been playing this course since before the update and redesign and keep coming back. Really like the layout from tee to green and for the cost, you can't beat it.

First time here in almost 2 years, played the blues (68.5/120/6000) in 3H, 45M with GDR23 on a prepaid GolfNow deal for $20 including a cart.

The greens putted nicely, medium fast & held approach shots well.

I was only in one trap, but they looked to be in very good shape overall.

Both the fairways and rough were nice overall, however I would also call them hit and miss. There were large areas that were very lush, but there were also smaller areas that were thin to bare spots and some areas that had severe divot damage.

The tees were very mediocre, many needed divot repair and the turf was worn thin in many spots. It appeared to me that they were not rotating the tee locations as often as they should be.

Customer service from both the pro shop & the starter was excellent and the cart gal came by 3 different times.

Title says it all. Good mix of easy holes and difficult and for a few of the Par 4's best not to hit the driver. Smart play rewarded over aggressive at times. As for the course probably in better shape than most of it's neighboring ones and is handling the California drought this year well. We were a 3some and paired up with a friendly course regular who clued us to their 9 hole deal that comes w/ breakfast - worth looking into & will try it soon.

The staff is friendly and accomodating. The range is waaay better than Cam Springs. The greens have very inconsistent speeds. Some are much faster or slower than others. I played a round starting at 3:00 and finished in under 4 hours, ao pace of play was excellent. The course has this ridiculous group tournament on Fridays at 5pm with 15 inch cups on the greens. Imagine 30 plus drunk guys playing best ball. It creates some wear and tear on the course, especially on the greens.
That said, a great course and value.

Nice course easily accessed by the 101 freeway. Convenient parking and well maintained club house and restaurant. The staff in the pro shop and the starter are friendly and accommodating. The golf carts appear newer and have a great GPS system. The fairways are maintained and well mowed, the rough is not to long, the greens are in good shape and putts roll nicely. We had no trouble finding the beverage cart.

Despite the drought, the course fairways and greens were in vert good shape. We started at 4pm and the Starter was nice enough to let us begin at the 1st. tee or we would have been stuck behind a slow moving tournament starting at the 10th. We would of never played 18 holes so many thanks to him.

If you like peace and quiet while playing golf there is a problem. The front nine is against the freeway. You have to get to the back nine before you hear the birds singing.

One complaint I do have is the restaurant has been closed for food when we finished the last two times. However the bar was open. I asked about dinner before we started and I was told the kitchen was open until dark. Well, it wasn't dark when we finished and the kitchen was closed. Somebody leaving early?

Fairways were dry and spotty but expected for drought affected So. Cal. golf courses. The greens, however, were in great shape which gave golfers that final ray of hope to save a score.
Hollowed out oak tree on 17th green was gone but you will find pieces of it scattered throughout the golf course.

It was a little slow, we finish in over 4-1/2 hours. Some of the tee boxes were a little uneven and a little beat up. The green was slow, but ok. Overall it was a good round of golf.

They book too many people too close together and try to accommodate everyone. This causes severe back-ups. We often waited 10-15 min to tee off. That is simply unacceptable.

Overall the course was in pretty good shape, and for a public course I was impressed. There were a few bare spots on some fairways, but otherwise the course was green and the greens were in very nice shape.

The fairways were challenged. Lots of bare spots and uneven surface. Found a broken hose with lots of water flooding an area in front of 1st green (yes, I called). I'm an 18 handicap and the course is a wee bit long for me so I try and break 90. Haven't done it yet!I play Westlake alot and that's rarely over 3.5 hours with lots of golfers. Why is Los Robles always 5?

Pretty nice course overall, lots of trees and a few blind shots, greens were being watered while we were playing, fairways were in decent condition but a great value for the deal.

Greens were excellent, only reason for a fair rating, otherwise poor conditions...many fairways had little turf...bunkers lacked sand...outside ambassador at first tee and on course was outstanding...

The staff could not have been friendlier. They did a great job accommodating me. The course unfortunately is not is good shape. There is very little grass on the fairways, but the greens are in very good shape and are very challenging.

Spongey greens, patchy fairways. Could be real nice with better maintenance .

Course was a little dry. Early morning showers kept golfers off the course and got in a Sunday round in under 4 hours. Overall great day of golf. Greens were in good shape.

Any time you can play golf for 50% off is great.I play every week. Had a great time.

Can't beat a round, a hot dog, drink, and range balls for $30. The group in front of me was high school student and they walked very slow. I waited at lease 15 minutes each hole.

Course is well maintained, greens on back 9 in the hills are tough to read & putt, fairways are somewhat narrow. Played blues at 6,000 yds and thought it was going to be easy. Boy, was I unpleasantly surprised and Par is only 70. Pace of play slow - teed off at 11AM on Saturday. Up to date club house.

Very nice golf course and friendly staff and golfers