Club Campestre Golf Course
Club Campestre Golf Course
Club Campestre Golf Course
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allinc
Scottsdale, AZ94 contributions
May 2021
First time playing this course.
If you are a good to better golfer you will probably enjoy the challenge. I am a mid 80's golfer and played the tees I felt reflected that based on slope rating and not distance.
Jack Nicklaus designed this course and I feel he designs for better to elite golfers. With the amount of bunkers on this course you don't need to go to the beach. The 4th hole has more bunkers on it than most courses. Needless to say, difficult to avoid them. I'm a decent bunker player and it came in handy.
The course was in nice shape. Very undulating greens but they rolled true and broke less than expected given their speed.
I have to say it's not a course I enjoyed. I'm on vacation and this felt like work. A different attitude is required to play this course unless you are in the better level golfer category. Thus the 3 star rating.
Scenery is just okay as this course is inland.
The outdoor grill serves great food and more than you expect for the price. I would go back just to eat lunch.
If you are a good to better golfer you will probably enjoy the challenge. I am a mid 80's golfer and played the tees I felt reflected that based on slope rating and not distance.
Jack Nicklaus designed this course and I feel he designs for better to elite golfers. With the amount of bunkers on this course you don't need to go to the beach. The 4th hole has more bunkers on it than most courses. Needless to say, difficult to avoid them. I'm a decent bunker player and it came in handy.
The course was in nice shape. Very undulating greens but they rolled true and broke less than expected given their speed.
I have to say it's not a course I enjoyed. I'm on vacation and this felt like work. A different attitude is required to play this course unless you are in the better level golfer category. Thus the 3 star rating.
Scenery is just okay as this course is inland.
The outdoor grill serves great food and more than you expect for the price. I would go back just to eat lunch.
Written June 1, 2021
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Kanataguy
Ottawa, Canada85 contributions
Feb 2024 • Solo
A good course with fast and highly contoured greens. Most greens are also pushed up so if you come up short, often the ball will roll back into an arroyo and they are almost impossible to play from. Expensive at $200 US for a 2:00PM twilight time that allows you to finish just as dusk arrives. Service was good and the pro shop was well stocked and the staff were friendly.
Written March 13, 2024
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travelwork
Thornton, CO431 contributions
May 2023
My husband and I played here on a Monday morning in early May 2023. We had a 7:30 am tee time but the starter set us up to head out early and that way we got to play by ourselves which we always enjoy. The golf carts are gas, not electric, so they moved sluggishly and are really noisy. The course itself was in good shape, and some holes had very nice views. Very good pace of play, which is always enjoyable. Visited here in early May 2023 and had a 7:30 am tee time on a Monday. Reason I gave it an average was because compared to some other courses we played where the amenities, views and overall level of service was better. Still a solid choice in Cabo.
Written May 5, 2023
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Brostyle1972
Seattle, WA21 contributions
May 2024 • Solo
This course is not worth more than $40 per round. Any municipal golf course in any big city in the USA is in better shape than this course. Greens are greenish, but many have brown or burnt patches. Almost all of the fairways are brown and have very little grass on them. Quesreo Golf should wither sell this course to someone else who can manage it better or just close the course. There were greenskeepers mowing most of the fairways we were on today, but there was nothing for them
To actually cut. I feel like I got taken today for $245. Have played this course at least 10 times in the last 18 years and it has never, ever been this bad. Will never spend my money here again.
To actually cut. I feel like I got taken today for $245. Have played this course at least 10 times in the last 18 years and it has never, ever been this bad. Will never spend my money here again.
Written May 7, 2024
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Doug K
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Dec 2022
Played this Jack Nicholas design course about 5 years ago, and then again recently.
What a disappointment! What a crappy course, literally. They have a heard of cows and goats roaming the fairway’s and dropping turds everywhere.
Their golf carts are about a decade old, and which ones still work are breaking down as you play, we had to switch to two other broken down carts, which ruined our pace of play. Several people had to stand around for 30 minutes or more waiting for a cart to come in before they could start.
The bunkers are literally watered down sand mixed with gravel.
There is no golf course rules, a group of locals were playing without shirts, no repairing of ball marks on the greens, and the broken down golf carts would be pulled up next to the greens. Spoke to a Marshall, and they just shook head and said there was nothing they could do.
What a disappointment! What a crappy course, literally. They have a heard of cows and goats roaming the fairway’s and dropping turds everywhere.
Their golf carts are about a decade old, and which ones still work are breaking down as you play, we had to switch to two other broken down carts, which ruined our pace of play. Several people had to stand around for 30 minutes or more waiting for a cart to come in before they could start.
The bunkers are literally watered down sand mixed with gravel.
There is no golf course rules, a group of locals were playing without shirts, no repairing of ball marks on the greens, and the broken down golf carts would be pulled up next to the greens. Spoke to a Marshall, and they just shook head and said there was nothing they could do.
Written February 23, 2023
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Navigator20283502504
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Jun 2024 • Couples
Played the course 6/4 and it was in terrible shape. Apparently they have a problem with their watering system which has been going on for awhile. I made the tee time reservation in May and they made no mention of the problem. The fairways are dying or dead and they charged full price ($200+!). Really disappointed in the course and Questro Golf that they did not disclose this in advance and charged full greens fees. I did provide requested feedback to both the course and Questro Golf, but apparently they do not care. Take your business elsewhere, don't waste your money or vacation time here.
Written June 10, 2024
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Henry C
1 contribution
Apr 2023
Golf course is beautiful and in great shape. The reviews regarding the greens and their difficulty were true. You will be definitely challenged on the putting surfaces based upon your approaches to the greens. On one the holes, my son hit it just past the flag on the upper tier of the green and spun it all the way off the green.
Definitely would play again having a seen the course. Just be aware you need to be able to control your approach shots the proper tiers on the greens or you will be looking at a 3 putt.
One other thing, they ensure fast play, unlike our experience at Cabo Real.
Definitely would play again having a seen the course. Just be aware you need to be able to control your approach shots the proper tiers on the greens or you will be looking at a 3 putt.
One other thing, they ensure fast play, unlike our experience at Cabo Real.
Written April 17, 2023
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bba1515
Menlo Park, CA19 contributions
Mar 2020
So, my golfing buddies and I decided to play four courses in Cabo this past Springtime. We played, in order, Palmilla, Cabo Real, Cabo del Sol (Ocean) and Campestre. Our two favorite courses were Cabo Real and Cabo del Sol for completely different reasons. Cabo Real is a beautiful, gracious but challenging Robert Trent Jones track in a secluded setting very close to the Rosewood Las Ventas hotel. The staff is fun and friendly. The vistas from almost every hole are just jaw dropping and several holes are things you will remember for a long, long time. Take #3: it's a 185 yard shot from the blues from an elevated tee probably 300 feet above the green with a 180 degree ocean view. It's just spectacular. Take #5: it's a par 4 straight-away right to the ocean's edge. Take #17: it's a dogleg left rather short par 4 again from an elevated tee with spectacular ocean views. Truly, this is just a beautiful, beautiful course in every way.
In a very different way Cabo del Sol is extraordinary as well. The ownership here is investing very serious money in the course and surrounding amenities. For example, there are four or five stations on the course where you can have any kind of taco made to order and any kind of beverage. One way station is on the beach and it is an old converted Airstream motorhome with beach chairs and a surfboard and fire pit. You just sit down, order a beverage, a taco or two and chill before taking on the next set of holes. The course is beautifully maintained. The practice area is one of the best in Cabo with music blaring and an attentive staff. And again, anything that you need is right there. Just take it. Now it's not cheap but we all found it well worth the greens fee.
On our last day we played--or rather I should say--we attempted to play Campestre. And this is where nickel millionaires come to booze out the last year's of their miserable lives. The entrance speaks volumes: it's an alley way off the freeway right in front of a Starbuck's drive-through. We missed finding it twice. Once you find it, you then pass through a completely half-assed guard gate. The guy on duty when we came through was chewing on a chicken bone and asked us to wait until he finished. He then proceeded to interrogate us as if we were crossing the border illegally. Ten minutes later, and two chicken bones, he finally let us pass.
Now this course has one stunning feature: it is bisected by the freeway that runs to the airport. Yup, it runs right down the middle of the course and you transit it by running through smog infested tunnels. While you are teeing off or hitting a favorite iron, there are semi-trailers hauling by at freeway speeds and the noise and fumes add a certain ambience that is enviable.
The real estate being developed around the course is advertised as "a whole completed house for $350,000". And that's the main problem. Because this is the epicenter of nickel millionaire heaven. Every dirt-bag in North America finds this spot to build and live in their version of paradise and they then become members of the club for $100 initiation fee. And they run the club. So if you like ambling, broken down, swollen belly, wind-blown golfers of a "Brandy" sort, this is your spot. As for us, we barely got through the front nine, ran to our cars in the parking lot, and sped away as fast as we could. As we came through the exit gates, the guard was still gnawing on a third chicken bone. Please do yourself a favor. Avoid this course at all costs.
In a very different way Cabo del Sol is extraordinary as well. The ownership here is investing very serious money in the course and surrounding amenities. For example, there are four or five stations on the course where you can have any kind of taco made to order and any kind of beverage. One way station is on the beach and it is an old converted Airstream motorhome with beach chairs and a surfboard and fire pit. You just sit down, order a beverage, a taco or two and chill before taking on the next set of holes. The course is beautifully maintained. The practice area is one of the best in Cabo with music blaring and an attentive staff. And again, anything that you need is right there. Just take it. Now it's not cheap but we all found it well worth the greens fee.
On our last day we played--or rather I should say--we attempted to play Campestre. And this is where nickel millionaires come to booze out the last year's of their miserable lives. The entrance speaks volumes: it's an alley way off the freeway right in front of a Starbuck's drive-through. We missed finding it twice. Once you find it, you then pass through a completely half-assed guard gate. The guy on duty when we came through was chewing on a chicken bone and asked us to wait until he finished. He then proceeded to interrogate us as if we were crossing the border illegally. Ten minutes later, and two chicken bones, he finally let us pass.
Now this course has one stunning feature: it is bisected by the freeway that runs to the airport. Yup, it runs right down the middle of the course and you transit it by running through smog infested tunnels. While you are teeing off or hitting a favorite iron, there are semi-trailers hauling by at freeway speeds and the noise and fumes add a certain ambience that is enviable.
The real estate being developed around the course is advertised as "a whole completed house for $350,000". And that's the main problem. Because this is the epicenter of nickel millionaire heaven. Every dirt-bag in North America finds this spot to build and live in their version of paradise and they then become members of the club for $100 initiation fee. And they run the club. So if you like ambling, broken down, swollen belly, wind-blown golfers of a "Brandy" sort, this is your spot. As for us, we barely got through the front nine, ran to our cars in the parking lot, and sped away as fast as we could. As we came through the exit gates, the guard was still gnawing on a third chicken bone. Please do yourself a favor. Avoid this course at all costs.
Written March 15, 2020
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Douglas55
Knoxville, TN32 contributions
Aug 2014 • Couples
We played this course 3 times while we were there, loved it , loved the scenery. It is not as difficult as others in the area but it was still challenging
Written September 15, 2014
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golfaddiction
Hoboken, NJ1 contribution
What a golf course. Having been involved in the game for over 20 years both competitively and for fun, and my wife just starting 2 years ago, we would highly recommend this golf course. We liked it better than Cabo Del Sol, Cabo Real and Palmilla. The conditions were superb, their grass is one that has a liking to salt water so the course should be plush green all year round. (Unlike the Bermuda at some of the other courses). The course is challenging but fair and there was little play. The staff is courteous, excited to have you there and cold water, towels, beverages and snacks are always available. It reminds me of a great Scottsdale course with amazing views of the Sea of Cortez. Dial it in and enjoy.
Written July 12, 2009
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Can you please provide current model of rental clubs and costs. Thank you.
Written April 8, 2018
I suggest you contact Club Campestre directly.
Written April 9, 2018
Hi! I'm seeing different prices for golf at this course and I'm wondering if this is in American $$$. I'm basically looking at the total cost for 9 holes with club rental and anything else like caddies. ect.
Written December 9, 2016
USe the website teeoff, they have great prices. other wise the prices depend on what time of the year you play
Written December 9, 2016
Did you purchase the unlimited golf pass directly from the Club Campestre? I’ve been looking for a deal like that and can’t find anything on any of the tour company websites nor on any of the golf course websites.
Written October 21, 2016
We usually go through teeoff
Written October 25, 2016
How far is this course from Secrets Puerto los Cabos? From Hyatt Ziva?
Written March 17, 2016
daltoncleveland27
Pottsboro, Texas
club rental is $55. They are the 2014 Nike Vapor clubs
Written July 2, 2016
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