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Annually several of us travel from Chicago to see family and play golf in the LA area. A MUST stop over the last several years has been Ojai. We found the course in excellent condition from tees, to fairways, to greens. Ojai is in much better condition than other courses we played during the week. Every time we play here the staff is helpful and the pace of play excellent. There are multiple elevations throughout the course, beautiful landscaping, and a sense of history. For the intermediate player, the course is challenging and will reward good shots. We will return next trip.

We have played Crane's Landing several times a year for many years. We would play here more often if it wasn't for the narrow fairways and close hazards. We are both average players, however, we often leave the course feeling disappointed in the round. Too often average shots are punished as large trees and overgrown weeds border the narrow fairways. Also, many greens have limited lateral landing areas causing an out of bounds shot. On the positive side, the fairways and greens are always in great condition and the staff is very friendly and accommodating.

Schaumburg is a fun golf experience with wide fairways and generous greens. The greens are a bit slower this year, which is helpful, as they have been too fast in previous years.

The course is in great shape, particularly the greens. We played in 3 1/2 hours, even though it was cart-path-only. The only down side to the course is that some holes run along the toll-way, so you get some noise from that which disturbs the otherwise tranquil ambience.