CONVENIENCE!!!!! that's what this place is all about. right across the street from el cid and other gold zone hotels. the original 18 holes are heavily tree-and-house-lined. the new, marina 9, is not nearly as "crowded." you must use a caddy, and these guys are a blast -very professional, knowledgable, and helpful -and they'll needle you if you've got some... more

The newer Trevino course (Marina) is dry and not very well maintained. Inconsistent greens, sloping tee box, no shade or benches are just a few of the issues for as expensive the fees are. The play is wide and in an area where houses are not too much of an issue. This however does not make up for its faults….... more

The course is challenging and could be great course. However, some of the greens were a bit shaggy and slow while others were quite slick. The inconsistency in the greens made it difficult to get into a putting rythum. The caddy we were forced to use provided very little local knowledge about the course. I am not sure if it... more

I golfed at the El Cid Country Club Golf Course and it was not quite what I expected. The course was not that well kept and the tee boxes were very poor. There was a nice mix of water on the holes to make it visually appealing. However, I felt that there were way too many houses around the course.... more