greggor85

You really can’t ask for a more picturesque setting for a day of resort golf... the course was in great shape and greens that were very questionable the last time I played have been under repair and are getting better!
Definitely worth the trip for a relaxing day!

Growing up in LA I have always seen this course but never played it... and what a great time! The staff is friendly and was able to accommodate adding an extra player with a call (less than 24hr) and were also able to get us in for a replay shortly after.
If you’re a big hitter play the Koiner course... it’s a challenging course if you’re not hitting greens but opens up for most tee shots.
There is a wash protecting the first hole, which makes for a comical short shot and the par 3 on 17 over water on the right and trees line the left are little novelty’s that I can remember...

I have been wanting to play this course and want to to give it a great review, but after really thinking about it... it’s just not worth it. This is the second time that I’ve been stiffed on this app, but this time paying a premium green fee for a course with multiple greens needing serious attention, really just hurts.
It’s a stunning resort and the service is a resort golf experience that is top notch. Although, when you come to play and pay... it’s about the course and a big part comes down to the greens.

This little 18 hole, executive course is really worth a visit. It features a host of par 3 and 4s that are well maintained and relatively open. It even has a little water that could be higher but hey what are you gunna do and a great elevated par 3 that is a lot of fun. There is a big family of mallards that will come to watch you tee off on a par 3, as long as you are behind the guy that gives them bread!
My only suggestion is that it would be wonderful to have Tipped out black tees.

The course layout is wonderfully challenging with great tee positions, wonderfully crafted fairways and well protected pins. There are many stunningly crafted holes nestled in the quarry that create a dramatic setting for a round. The only criticisms have would be that the pace felt a little too fast at times with groups breathing down your back. Lastly, which is about course experience/design is that the club house and overall course facilities are lacking and just feel out of place. When you take into consideration how great the course is it’s a little bit of a little over all just isn’t quite there.
None the less great course!

I have seen this course many times on this app, and finally a friend suggested... so I had to check it out! This is a really fun canyon course that has some great course features.
Playing from the blues, many holes have have elevated tee boxes... except for 10, which is up hill all the way. The tee boxes themselves are for the most part in good shape.
On the day, the greens were incredibly well kept and slow! For a Southern California golfer this was a very welcome change from the hard and fast on most public courses. These greens are small and well protected making for a challenging yet fun round.
The only criticism, I have are that the sand traps aren’t really sandy beach’s and more akin to packed construction earth... they have great upward lips tucked well maintained greens so with a little sand it would be in my opinion a legendary public course.
A course to add to my favorites!

This a perplexing course that keeps you guessing... A lot of fun!