Great course ... newly renovated. Carlos director of operations was really great to us. It's worth…read morethe trip.

Playing golf to at San Juan. We needed to make a few…read moreadjustments to our group. Carlos rocked the change. He is the best.

The refrigerator will create frost in your food in one day. The drawers are either glued shut, or…read moremissing completely. If you have come for a golfing experience your in the right place. As for the rooms have very much to be desired. There are no real handicapped amenities, don't sit on the beds besides the weight of a feather. All the outlets are very old and if your devices stop working, it's probably the outlet let the plug fall out. They seem to eat in the bar area only. As alchohol makes me sick, I only ate there once. Prices are decent considering the rest of the town is overpriced so the penny pinching Board of Directors in Hollister must be slipping the money in their pockets. The have another opening for BOS. But honestly, who would want to be on the Board of Supervisors in SBC. With the thousands of new homes installed without proper drinking water, their plan is to charge you for the water you drink and that's how the charge you for your sewer services. I wouldn't drink the water here, and I don't think anyone does. The sewage goes thru a processing of sorts, mix it back with about 10-30 percent clean water and sell it back to you as DRINKABLE. Buy the bottles water and avoid drinking or bathing in the local water as they still find contaminants including pill, narcotics that people have flushed down the sewer. If you get a rash, or physically sick theu have a brand new 25 bed hospital for you to go to. And if your sick, you'll just have to go home and pray for the best. If you die, SORRY. If you end up needing a larger than child size MRI, YOU'LL either have to be transported by Ambulance the 1 hour to either Salinas or San Jose. While we're on the subject, if you work in the Bay Area you will probably have to leave at about 4am to get to the San Jose Bay Area. This might have been a little town, with a few roads leading out for the Fruits and Vegetables. But now that the state has mandated that we add 25000 homes, and Destroy the land that used to supply crops, and food to 1/8 of America's you'll have to start looking elsewhere for food at a much higher price. And don't forget on that 2 hour plus commute back to what was once Beautiful Hollister to stop and get gas on the way home. COSTCO'S only 45 minutes away, so you won't lose much time if you fuel up on the way home. But be careful. Our new road construction has added multiple ROUND A BOUTS. One we call Accident hill and the other we call bumper call circle. Both are pretty dangerous as new, unexpected ones are coming in daily as we get ride of those old stop lights. It keeps our intrepid firefighters, ambulances and police plenty of work to be done instead of catching those thieves breaking into cars. And that's a reminder, DO NOT LEAVE ANYTHING OF VALUE IN YOUR CAR. LOCK IT UP, INSIDE THE LOCKED UP GARAGES. You never know when those thieving Salinas,Bay Area, or Central Valley will come looking for a place to scam to break into. They may even be wearing matching Jackets and badges saying they work for a power company. So be watchful of those sneaking around your property and that of your neighbors early in the morning or late at night. Whenever you come, make sure you're safe. Because a 2x4 up side your head is not what your looking for in beautiful Hollister.

The food is awful and the cooks are the worst. Received our thirty dollar appetizer with our meal…read more Nice array of cigarette butts all over the patio. No pride of ownership and pretty gross place. Very run down.

I've never played here before but golfmoose gave me a great deal for a SAT at 1PM for $50 - 2…read moreplayers with cart, I took a chance and drove from Fremont. iPhone used a very long and slow direction to this hidden place, lots of local roads instead of 101 to Gilroy. We got there just in time although we left hour before. Anyhow, it was a hot SAT but nice with the golf cart, I wouldn't recommend walking on this course, quite hilly indeed, on a hot day it's a no no. I know giving 5 stars is not correct, but I liked the golf course layout and the price is quite attractive. I'm sure if it has the whole 18 holes instead of 11 holes, it would charge much more. Some of the fairways are spotty because lack of grass, but the grass parts are very nice and great IMO. Hit the fairways and you're ok. The green grass are thick so it's extremely slow, the speed is not correct, although many greens are slopped but they won't roll as they should so putt harder. The sands are soft and perfect, I only got in a bunker once so can't tell about others. So, we played first 9 holes with white, then came back 10 with black, when it went to 16 from the same T as 7 then it split to the left fairway to a new hole 16 which was nice and up hill as most of the holes on this course. Then the 17th holes T using the same green as #8 is beautiful. We love these 2 holes, #8 and #17, people can drive to the green on the 17, I don't drive long but I was 100 yard to the green. If you don't hit straight, then you may find the hills and rocks not friendly, the fairways green are great IMHO. Beginners may find this golf course challenging, but if you use the soft fairways as practice then it's great, don't score, just play. The greens are slow so easier to putt NOT to go all over the place. I think the golf course is being renovated, for $25 a game with cart, I would come back and can't wait to see when it's totally renovated. It's further than Coyote, but less crowded. The round was 4hr and 15 minutes on a SAT was quite good unlike many other golf courses. Look at the pictures I took and the layout of the holes to have some ideas of the layout, fairways and greens.

A little ridiculous that I made the drive to Gilroy all to be denied a golf cart at 12 noon because…read moreof a Men's club that starts at 5pm. FIVE! A whole five hours before. At least have a sign up or something that says "walking course only" .. Last week, I came at the same exact time and was given TWO carts. The front desk seems to be confused at how long 9 holes would take.

Friendly owner and great price for ten large buckets if you're really serious about getting some…read moregood practice in. Country Western music playing in the background to get you in the swing. Good markers for long distance and extra points for hitting Dino.

I got lucky, the Masters was on TV so on a Saturday, it wasnt too busy. The owner, super nice!…read moreWeather was perfect before the searing heat of summer. Remember dont hit it over the fence.

Very nice golf course in the Santa Cruz mountains. Immaculate conditions on fairways and greens…read more Bunkers with fluffy white sands. It is long, challenging and yet satisfying. You have to play it strategically, think target golf. The surrounding is so pleasant, full of zen all over the course. You can't get upset even if you are not playing as good as you want. A plus on the Bathroom facilities. A plus on the Grab and Go snack bars. I don't think I have ever seen anything like this on a golf course. Beautiful clubhouse and facilities. Nice pro shop and OSP staffs.

Just stayed at Cordevalle. I felt food was not that great. Although golf course is beautiful, I…read morefelt it to be overpriced for a round. Additionally caddie grinded us for additional money for his tip which was well above the average amount. Rooms were nice, but beds were extremely soft. Probably not coming back.

Had high hopes with this course, pictures and location looked super nice however was super…read moredisappointed when I got there. The range is Aweful with beat up mats, physically destroyed and dirt caked balls. The course itself is in terrible condition, bald dirt spots litter every fairway, tee boxes uneven covered in weeds and flowers, greens have rotted spots all through out. Could be a fun and difficult track but with the condition it was just not worth the money.

Eagle Ridge golf course continues to go downhill. Overheard someone on the range say something to…read morethe effect that management does not seem to care to do anything as there are not enough complaints. Overpriced and your average muni is in better condition. Range is mats only and has been for over a year. But they don't bother to replace the range balls so most barely fly or are cut. Maybe you will get lucky and see a Kirkland Signature in your bucket with "practice" on it. How cheap can you get stamping lost balls. If you want a lesson how not to run a golf course, this is your place. Homeowners must be not upset enough to care or maybe management ignores them too. Go to San Juan Oaks instead, worth the drive. Eagle Ridge is better off closed.

Food, service and ambience is excellent. Every year my friend and I celebrate our birthdays there…read more We often stay for a couple of hours sharing. The golf course is so lovely . I would recommend the golf course to anyone.

A well-kept course and good food to end a tournament. It seemed balanced as well with some wide…read morefairways if you have a fade or draw and plenty of hills. I would recommend. Their friendly cat was also a nice surprise.

A local favorite and well known around the world. The course is maintained well and the back nine…read morehas some spectacular views. Driving range is fine but can get crowded.

Love this course, but be warned, the crows are smarr and fearless and will swoop into your cart and…read morecarry off anything that looks like it may have food . That being said, I have been coming here at least once a year for past 7 years and is truly a Golf outing like no other. The front 9 plays more traditional, winding through the neighborhood with some decently challenging holes beacuse of the pin placement, and trees. The back 9 becomes an entirely different course, with holes providing majestic views of the ocean crashing onto rocks, no trees, but wind ,and wild out of bounds areas. One of its nicknames is poor mans Pebble Beach, the cost of a round with cart ona weekday ran me just over a $100, which is worth every penny. Carts are standard types, but have no onboard GPS. People working in the Pro Shop were friendly. Only thing that keeps me from giving it 5 stars, is the on site restaurant has closed since my last visit, so there was no food, or a beverage cart .

I love Seascape! The venue was absolutely stunning and perfect for my wedding this past July! My…read morehusband and I chose to use the 10th Tee Ceremony Site, Practice Green for the cocktail hour, and the Monarch Room for our reception. All three spaces were just breathtaking and made for the perfect day. Everything was clean, organized and ready to go the day of, and the prep beforehand was also a breeze. It was also a very nice touch that both the bridal and groom parties were able to have a space on site to get ready the day of! Taylor is AMAZING! I worked with her from beginning to end, and she made my experience such an easy and fun experience. She is super fast with her responses, and very detailed as well. Plus she's just a super sweet person overall. She made the wedding planning seamless, which helped to confirm I could never turn into a Bridezilla!! Due to Covid, we weren't able to do a taste test for the food, but Taylor said the food was amazing, I trusted her, and it turns out the food was REALLY amazing. We chose steak, salmon, and pasta primavera and the guests were in love! The service here was also phenomenal. We asked for a few extra things here and there and they were able to accommodate. Amazing amazing staff!! I would recommend this venue to any bride and groom looking to get married in the Santa Cruz/Aptos area. Thank you Taylor and thank you Seascape!!

For the price on a holiday weekend, this course isn't terrible, but overall it's pretty boring and…read moredisappointing. The greens are extremely slow, and the course is not well maintained. You can hit a decent shot and still lose your ball in the rough or fringe because the course is very messy--tall grass, weeds, and white acorns everywhere make it hard to find balls even after good shots. The clubhouse is old and stale, and while the course has a lot of potential, it's currently below average at best. That likely explains why the price is so cheap. I wouldn't recommend this course. You're better off spending a little extra and playing at Pacific Grove, Pasatiempo, or anywhere in Monterey. This one can be skipped altogether.