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Don Brantley
1 reviews on 1 places
I have been a member of Tustin Ranch for about 15 years and always believed it truly was a private course experience on a public course. The golf course was immaculate, with greens that would rival any course. The staff, from general manager to maintenance, were friendly and displayed pride in the facility. I have referred dozens of people to join the club because of the entire Tustin Ranch experience.
I am sad to say that I no longer feel this way. Since American Golf has assumed management the course has worked its way from being excellent to embarrassing. The greens have become terrible, and the overall experience is less than one would expect from such a historically nice course. It seems that the goal is to jam as many people as possible onto the course in a day. I am all for making a profit, but at what cost to the course? Ball marks are not repaired, greens are dying, half of the fairways are closed to carts. I haven't given up yet, and hope for a return to the pristine course that it once was.
I am sad to say that I no longer feel this way. Since American Golf has assumed management the course has worked its way from being excellent to embarrassing. The greens have become terrible, and the overall experience is less than one would expect from such a historically nice course. It seems that the goal is to jam as many people as possible onto the course in a day. I am all for making a profit, but at what cost to the course? Ball marks are not repaired, greens are dying, half of the fairways are closed to carts. I haven't given up yet, and hope for a return to the pristine course that it once was.