Semi-Private · 18 Holes

Rancho del Rey Golf Club

5250 West Green Sands Road, Atwater, California

Semi-PrivateMembership
18Holes
Bob E. BaldockCourse Designer
4.1258 Reviews
Atwater, CALocation

The Club

About Rancho del Rey Golf Club

Rancho Del Rey Golf Club is a semi-private 18-hole, par 72 parkland golf course located in Atwater, California. Designed by Bob E. Baldock, the course offers a challenging experience for golfers of all skill levels. The club features a full driving range and two practice putting greens. The Handicap Café and Lounge in the clubhouse...

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Green Fees

Two Players with Cart$69 Valid Monday – Thursday, includes one round of golf for 2 players (18 holes each)

Rates are approximate and from public sources — confirm current pricing with the course.

Facilities

Club Amenities

Motor Cart
Pull Cart
Club Rental
Club Fitting
Pro Shop
Golf Lessons
Driving Range
Putting Green
Chipping Green
Practice Bunker
Restaurant
Bar & Lounge
Reception Hall
Clubhouse

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Membership

Joining Rancho del Rey Golf Club

Rancho Del Rey Golf Club offers a variety of membership options that cater to both individuals and families, with or without cart access. Members enjoy access to the 18-hole golf course, practice facilities, and the clubhouse amenities, including The Handicap Café and Lounge.

Membership Options

Ways to Join

Weekday Single

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  • $170/moDues

Weekday access for a single member.

Full Single

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  • $200/moDues

Full access for a single member.

Weekday Family

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  • $210/moDues

Weekday access for a family.

Full Family

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  • $240/moDues

Full access for a family.

Weekday Single With Cart

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  • $260/moDues

Weekday access for a single member with cart.

Full Single With Cart

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  • $300/moDues

Full access for a single member with cart.

Weekday Family With Cart

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  • $325/moDues

Weekday access for a family with cart.

Full Family With Cart

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  • $365/moDues

Full access for a family with cart.

Fees are approximate and gathered from public sources — contact the club to confirm current pricing.

Reviews

What People Say

4.1/5
Google · 258 reviews
In summary

Rancho del Rey Golf Club receives praise for its friendly staff and the potential of its course, with some visitors enjoying the open space and challenging layout. However, many reviews express dissatisfaction with the course's maintenance, citing issues with patchy fairways, inconsistent greens, and a lack of proper upkeep. Additionally, some players report concerns about the pace of play and the treatment of guests.

5 months ago
My favorite cheap course but not really cheap no more...good old school muni course...always had fun with the randoms...good people n good times
— Kyu Ryu
8 months ago
It's not that great. For the driving range. Do you guys pick up the balls with a lawnmower (lots of them cut up) Or what another gentleman said out loud yesterday "damn did you guys pick them up from a swamp" cause all of the balls are dirty. Not even including how dry it is. The course is... Wack. Dry and patchy or some spots muddy. Like the greens are spongy you'll see your footprints. Like why is it so wet. The only thing I liked about the green being so wet it stopped my ball from rolling.
— Gonio Lopez
a year ago
Fairways have improved in the last couple of months. But very Poor green conditions. All had too much sand, and some were saturated in water, making putting very difficult or not an option at all. It's not a great picture, but here is a zoom-in picture from one we had taken. You can see piles of sand, and the ball will just stall.
— David Valencia
8 months ago
Love going here every friday with my dad and sis
— Mariesa Perez
11 months ago
This was a terrible experience. There was a group of 6 in front of us that was slowing us down. We jumped in front of them after nine only to be stuck behind a group of 8. No marshal on duty. They never let our group of 3 play through. Horrible pace of play. As far as the course goes, fairways were in terrible condition. Mostly dead and super hard. Greens were in decent shape.
— DEREK S (Derek9rx)
4 months ago
It would be nice if the holes were punched regularly-not overgrown and the flag sticks were not all slanted. Seems like an easy fix.
— Reno Prater
a year ago
The worst golf course I've ever played at was definitely a disappointing experience. From the moment I arrived, the lack of maintenance was glaringly obvious. The fairways were more like rough patches of weeds than well-kept grass, making it difficult to find a decent lie for my shots. The greens were in even worse shape; they were bumpy and slow, with numerous bare spots that made putting a frustrating challenge. The layout of the course was poorly designed, with several holes that felt overly cramped and lacked any real challenge for seasoned players. There were also random hazards that see…
— Henry Martinez
a year ago
I have been playing this course for over 20 years and have gone through all the ups and downs at the property. My group had not played a round in like 10 months here so we could give the course a chance to improve with the new owners. We just had an early tee time and while waiting to tee off a group of "members" went in front of us and cut us off. They didn't say anything to us and unfriendly words ensued. The pro shop told us members can do that. How awesome. We teed off late and got in line with a ton of groups at 7:30 in the morning. This is the first time I have ever felt unwelcome at Ran…
— Zack Burrows
11 months ago
Wish I could give zero stars. Worst course I have ever played in terms of course condition. Course receives zero maintenance. Fairways are nothing but dead grass and hardpan (see photo). Greens are full of weeds and were as slow as shag carpet. Staff should be embarrassed that they actually charge money to play here. I will not be returning.
— Anthony Goins
a year ago
I had an extremely disappointing experience at Rancho Del Rey Golf Course. From the moment I arrived, I felt unwelcome, and it quickly became clear that this course does not treat all guests equally. The staff’s attitude toward me and my group was noticeably different from how they interacted with other golfers. We were given unnecessary scrutiny, and it seemed like we were being rushed while other groups were allowed to take their time. Beyond the uncomfortable and unwelcoming atmosphere, the course itself was in terrible condition. The fairways were patchy, the greens were full of divots, a…
— Eddie Rodriguez
a year ago
So this looks like it was once a good looking golf course. But it has been sorely neglected. Fairways are patchy, greens rough and spotty, bunkers full of grass and weeds, lakes are half full, cart paths are downright dangerous in places. Staff were nice and well organized. The condition of the course doesn't justify the $60 green fee.
— David Bath
8 years ago
Amazing open space and the green is lush. The water adds a fun a challenging play 🏌️‍♂️🏌️‍♀️
— monique martinez

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