Del Monte Golf Course

M W

Great course, super friendly staffers who go out of the way to make you comfortable. It is very fun to drive around in the carts and feels like a quiet course all to yourself when less than busy. Would definitely go again and remember to tip staffer as they make close to minimum wage.

Mike baker

Tee boxes and Greens are in great shape. Everything else needs some TLC. The fairways are mostly dead grass and a lot of dead spots. The bunkers barely have any sand. The course is probably worth around $65-$75 on the weekend.

Austin Chen

Super nice employees, beautiful course at a reasonable price, pace was okay for Sunday morning

Will K

First and foremost, the staff was unbelievably professional. Second to none, so my hats off to everyone. The practice putting and chipping areas are in great shape but it lacks a range. The course design is a lot of fun and I went into the round thinking I’d be able to shoot low due to it’s short length, but I was mistaken. The speed of the greens make up for the length of the holes by being very very quick. You truly need to stay below the hole. That said, the greens and surrounding areas are kept in great shape. Unfortunately, there’s a lot of very dry areas on and around the fairways. I understand California’s issue with water, but due to those unkempt areas, it felt like a nice muni. Which brings me to my biggest issue with the course, the price tag. I truly wanted to give this course a 5 star rating, but I just couldn’t justify it with it costing $110 plus a cart fee of $20. It’s just not worth that. I’d rather put that money towards another more expensive course in the area. In fact, if you’re an NCGA member you can play Poppy Hills for around the same price. The course has some membership pricing where you can play on a week day for around $55, which I think is closer to the correct greens fees. I’m glad I played it, but I doubt I’ll be back until the fees come down.