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Forget other reviews, the only good of this course is a place to tee it up and hit the ball, find it and hit it towards a green hardly worth calling a green. Maybe putt out and go to the next stand of grass tee it up and hit away again. The place needs millions of dollars worth of renovation and the chance of that happening is zero. Too bad as the potential for a good course is still burred out there. Take it for what it is worth a place you can hit your driver and take a few mulligans because no one is going to care.

We played here 4 months ago and I reviewed how fairways were mostly crab grass and when winter hit that crab grass would die and you would be playing on dirt and a little dormant grass here and there. A friend had a deal for two here so I joined him..Sorry I was right, it is very sad they supposedly have a good greens keeper that has no knowledge of fairway grass unless he is keeping it in a shed somewhere off the course. I guess you could call this course a good place to play if you want to practice hitting off amazingly poor lies. Not worth the price of admission.

I like the lay out and play here at least 4 times a year, right now course is in worst shape I have seen this year, but winter is the no grow season and without over seed most of grass is showing the mixture of dormant and winter grass over most of course so a mix of tight and dirt lies in fairways, Greens were a little fast and were fairly hard to putt, several greens had real bad burn marks running through them from maybe a leaking mower? If your concerned with course conditions maybe not now, but if your into just playing in what ever I would not pass this up right now as there are plenty of interesting shots out there.

Played Arrowhead today and had a good time, course is a challenge with 3 of 5 par 3's over or close to 200 yards. Fairways have nice lies because they are at least 50% crab grass. Ball does not roll out much because of the nature of crab grass. Greens looked a little bad, but putted very true for a change. Right now maybe too much grab grass around greens a bit harder to chip off of. When it gets cold I am wondering when the grab grass dies out are the fairways and around greens going to get bare lies?

I am still trying to figure out how there are a few reviews saying this course in the best shape it has been in Years? Same people must be reviewing Arrowhead Country club as both are run by same outfit. Yes it is a fun course and usually we never take more than 4:15 to play it during week days. But too many burnt out dirt spots in fairways, bunkers some good some What? Greens are usually very good. Price went up with new management and free food and drink taken away so maybe they will spend some money on the course. If your driving a long way to play here maybe better to give new management some time to work on course.

We played an early morning 9 up the street at Glen Ivey . As it was a great day for golf one of the guys suggested driving down the road to The Links at Summerly a course we had not played in years. While we got on and played, the layout is neat but the condition of the course is not up to the many reviews I just read. May look at the Verified Player comments before you drive out there. A better player maybe able to get away with the sparse lies and hard bunkers. If you like to hack and move your ball for better lies you may enjoy the course. Could be a very good course but it is millions of dollars in maintenance short right now.

Just an old style, small greens public course. Everyday player has a chance to make some pars and even a birdie . Conditions are as good as you can find for the price, Sand traps are OK around most greens and fairway bunkers are the harder sand which gives you a chance to advance ball fairly easy. If you only play up-scale or fancy public courses this may mot be for you but any newer, older or high handicapper should enjoy this course.

18 fun 3 pars that have great greens, wit h playable sand traps, just enough water (one hole is a short Island green) Course is kept up all year and this is a great day to work on your par 3 game. Longest Hole right at 200 from tips..Course has great tee boxes for new players and women that like the shorter set up. Cannot say anything bad about this course, Like a ride at Disneyland the cart paths run all around the course and leave just enough walking to on and around greens to make the day a easy walk in the park.,

We hit the Legends side about once every other month...both of us are 16 handicap so Champions back nine is out of the question for us....course has hit end of summer doldrums and fairways are really showing the stress..greens are OK, My only complaint is the sand traps have been bad for over a year now.....it is becoming very noticeable that the Indians that own the course have lost interest and must be running a real tight budget on course maintenance. Just wish they had the interest the tribe that owns Eagle Falls out in Indio have in their course.

We like this course from the silver which is short enough we do not bother the home owners with ear-rent shots....fairway lies are nice and greens are good even within a few weeks of being punched. I will say one thing that others mentioned and that is local home owners just pulling out and playing any where they please...we had 3 different locals pull out at different holes on the back nine....when finished we mentioned it to guys in cart barn and they said we should have called pro shop and one of them would have drove out and ask them to follow homeowners rules...then when we were drove out to the parking lot and I tipped guy he said the locals do it lot because no one chases them down in the summer??? BS next time we are moving those guys our selves

Got a last minute call from a friend that needed a forth Friday...Had just enough time to drive 30 miles to play......waste of money, waste of time...just as 6 or 7 years ago when the course was in trouble and in bad shape because of poor owners looks like another bunch without a clue is running it now. The layout is great but conditions are not....maybe in 3 months I will try again...never know when a miracle or a talented greens keeper will come along....

Maybe not the fastest rounds but for the most part it keeps moving (not Wednesdays that is Men's club day and best to play after 10:30 old men spend a bit more time trying to figure out how to miss another putt) well worth the price for a round of golf in this area. Sand traps like just about everywhere these days are hit and miss (just move the ball) all the par threes are reachable which makes some easier pars....

Wife loved it, end of story....nothing special just a place to hit shots and enjoy the day...a lot of room for the medium ability player...new players should play fore ward tees while learning and make a par or two. ..

Only thing to say is they could use about 15 more carts as this is the third time in a month we were late on the tee because carts were not available...would also say they need to keep an eye on number 18 and when no one is coming down (long par 5) then they know things are backed up and they need to ride out and move people along...we counted almost 15 minutes while waiting at one point with no one coming unto the 18 green...found the next two carts coming in were full of beer cans...talked with next group coming in and was told they were 2 and half holes behind at one point...NO reason on this length course that ANYONE takes more then 4.5 hours to play..NO ONE.

Last minute invite to substitute for someone, Had played this course about 6 years ago with plans to never come back....Yes it could be a very neat course but no one is going to put up the money to fix it...Covid must have saved this track for awhile...new players and returning players need somewhere to play. I would say if you live fairly close then you could consider this course but if your driving a ways to play you would be better off spending a little more.....another course close by was a special for two at $99 and it was in bad shape also.....everything points to if rounds go back to where they were before Covid your going to be seeing some courses closing I bet.

They raised the price a little without improving a yard of the course...have always tried to play here a couple times a year because the lay out is fun and a challenge with some longer par 3's. As other have said we will wait awhile and keep tabs on reviews before playing here again....so bad my friend did not want to play so we just hit a bucket of balls and left......

Course in best shape in last 4 years, most of the greens are back in shape, Fairways being spot reseeded should improve in 3 weeks...for all the people finding Wednesday's a bit slow you need to know that Wednesday's are Senior Men's club at 8 AM...so things will ALWAYS be crowded and slow some as fairly large men's club ( 60 or more each week). Play before 8 or after 12 if 4 and half hours to 5 hours is more then you can stand....

Cannot recommend Singing Hills courses at this time, fairways are mostly OK but greens are bad on both full courses and on the Willow Glen just plan rotten.

Cannot recommend this course at this time, course on a down hill spiral and looks like it is heading towards an end....too bad another Dye design gone to waste.