KenDruid

A bit disappointed in the bare spots on the course and some of the tee boxes. Had great memories of playing here about 3 years ago and in February rather than late April after several days of 90-plus temperatures. They had a few water stations around the course and the porta-potty restrooms were surprisingly clean. A greeter met us at the bag drop and loaded our bags onto the carts and confirmed our reservations. Since we had already paid on Golf Now, we were able to go right out without walking up to the pro shop.

My Dad took me to Wesridge shortly after it first opened. We played Fullerton most of the time because it was cheaper, but we would play Westridge occasionally and it was always a treat. Brought a friend with me from Seattle and we were disappointed with the course conditions. Several bare spots in the fairways and the greens were loaded with ball marks, and not just recent ones.

I have been a fan of this place since first playing it a few years ago. My 5th time playing it was just as memorable as the first. Looking forward to the clubhouse getting done and losing the trailer, but the value is still one of the best in the valley.

Friendly staff and the GN Hot Deal made this a palatable experience. Restaurant is closed on Mondays so rating is based on observation of a nice place and good menu. The green side bunker on #1 is awful: Full of weeds and set the tone for low expectations. Our cart battery died at the 2nd green but I called the pro shop before we went to putt and by the time we had putted out, employee was out to us with a new cart. Plenty of bare spots in the fairways and there was no continuity to the condition of the greens: Some were OK but most were unevenly cut or weed invaded and really had to hammer putts. Suspect the stimpmeter reading would be about 6 or 7, and tee boxes were in rough shape too. But as a 20+ handicap who plays lots of high-end courses, I would still recommend this to anyone looking for a good value. I played with my wife and she is still learning the game and doesn’t like a crowd or paying high prices for places beyond her ability. In short, given the same conditions and price point, we’ll be back.

Nice place with friendly people. The surrounding mountains are beautiful from the course and the restaurant. Only complaint is there’s not much shade available anywhere on the course so a hot day will leave you with uncomfortable seats in your cart and plenty of sweat on your brow. Have this saved as a favorite in Golf Now because there’s plenty of chances to hit driver, making this truly an Executive Course, not a PAR-3 course.

Booked online for $179- Priced directly from the course would have been $4 cheaper, but whatever. The Pro Shop is a modular office and is a LONG way from driving range & first tee. When returning from the 18th, parking is not close to restaurant so you need to drive there and then there's no parking at the facility. Greens are very hard (in March 90° weather) fairways were fine, rough was easy and can ground clubs in desert areas and hit out of trouble without too much damage. Second time playing here and construction mess would keep us away until it gets done. Looks like it will be something very special.

My wife is still learning the game and prefers playing PAR-3 Executive courses. Not easy finding a PAR-3 track that matches playing conditions found at resort courses but Oasis Country Club has done it. 3 sets of tees allows this to be played from 3,014, 3,114 or 3,475 at a slope of 87, 88 or 92. PAR 60 makes this a perfect fit for a easy round and they offer carts too. Great value at $49.

Had a 4::30 tee time but got off at 4:11. After teeing off on 17 at 8:31, a Marshall who had been non-existent as it took 4:20 to play 16 holes, we were told to take our cart to the club house. Didn't protest, just complied but won't be back.

Beautiful track and landscapes were spoiled by the greens that wouldn't hold any approach shot over 100 yards. I'd like to play again with better greens.

Good short course that I would play again even if it wasn't with my wife or grandkids. Only complaint is in my review title- Optic yellow balls flood the PAR-4 fairways of holes 1 & 9. Good time!

About 4,800 yards and fairly flat. Family friendly and not too many hazards.

Relaxed round with my wife and awesome conditions and track but be prepared for 4 hours.

You can play other courses just as nice off the strip that cost $225 but they are a $40 to $50 cab/Uber rides each way. Now your value conscious $225 round is over $300. Andrew our forecaddie was awesome and we never ran out of water or Gatorade (all complimentary) during our round. Only 4-stars for condition because while really great, it was not as pristine as places I've played like Pronghorn in Central Oregon. And Callaway clubs are included, so there's no rental fee. Plus, you could lose $400 at Blackjack in less than an hour or have 4 hours of great quality golf.

Resort golf typically comes with a high price, which is not always indicative of a high quality golf course. Not so at Rio Secco- course is a great layout with tee boxes for all skill levels.. I am a 28 index and the Yellow tees (recommended for my handicap) made the game enjoyable and I was able to keep up with my group. Gorgeous views of Las Vegas hotels from several holes.

Staying in La Habra Heights and looked for a short 9 hole course. G.N. had a Hot Deal for $10- wow! At $16 this is still a good deal. Greens were well maintained and Covid-19 cup protection one of the best I have seen. Didn't use the driving range but it looked like a nice, real grass practice facility. I will play again when I'm back in town and can't play a full 18 at a championship course.

Have stayed at Westinghouse Desert Willows condos 4 times in the past, walking trails near the course and have wanted to play but other commitments made it impossible. Worth the wait and will play again and come back to try Firecliff too.