Meadow Lake Golf Course - Escondido Golf Course

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4.0

Not bad, worth the drive.

A good course to attack. Many blind shots. Need to play this course more than once to get a feel. By morgy from escondido, Ca, a user of Yahoo! Travel. Read full review on Yahoo! Travel

3.0

A very nice course. Its strength is its diversity. You'll get to use all the clubs in your bag. It has a variety of open and target golf. Some of the fairways do pitch and roll. Nice layout, nice pace. Its weakness is its conditions. Nothing special here. ... Roy 1, a user of golfreview.com. Read full review on GolfReview

5.0

Not your classic Melbourne sandbelt but a great design nevertheless

Coming through San Diego on a quick business visit I was whisked away from a lunch meeting for a snappy 18 holes with my wonderful host from NSHD. With an unfamiliar set of golf clubs, we headed off on "a journey" which would build the bridge between Australia and the US, and result in some class... By Cam A. from Melbourne, Australia, a user of Yahoo! Travel. Read full review on Yahoo! Travel

2.0

Disregard my previous review. I recently went to Meadow Lake and they are now under new ownership. The new ownership has sold off golf course land to developers who are now building 240 houses alongside a 30 year old golf course which was ... maggiedog8, a user of golfreview.com. Read full review on GolfReview

3.0

The prior review is completely misleading. There are some well planned holes, but there are also four fairways that require you to drive to a "target stick" or, in one instance,the fourth hole, a "target tower." The front nine is par 33 and the ninth hole is one hole short of the clubhouse. The 1... Al, a user of golfreview.com. Read full review on GolfReview