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Hemet Golf Club is a fantastic value. The layout is nice and there are four sets of tees. Conditions reflect the continued improved maintenance over the past year plus with new management. Greens hold very well but they could be a bit quicker. Fairways are pretty green considering how warm the summers are in the Inland Empire.

The new holes on the back nine are challenging, but very inviting. With increased green fees, crowds are down so pace of play is excellent. The bunkers have real sand in them throughout the course. The new hotel and casino are impressive and the Maze Stone Bar above the clubhouse is very nice.

This is one of the more improved courses. In Riverside County with new management taking charge last year. Greens are smooth and fast. Fairways are in good shape and the layout has always been great!

There are some bare spots on the fairways like traditional links courses. GPS on the cart for $1.50 is worth having as it gives the distances to the burns.
Layout is interesting and sometimes challenging. Greens are fast and excellent. Considering that the course was constructed without enough sand in the soil to account for dissolved solids in the reclaimed water used for irrigation, it’s in admirable shape. Being a links course, bate spots are okay.
Restaurant and bar are very nice. Good food, happy hour 3-6 and free live music on Friday’s in the summer.

Under new management for about a year and it shows. There’s much more maintenance going on these days. Greens are great and the fairways are staying green in the heat. Got a hole in one during yesterday’s round so I’m certainly pleased with that! Carts are in good shape too.

Seven Hills is in the best condition it’s been in years. Not too crowded. Excellent restaurant and bar for lunch before the round and happy hour afterwards.

This course has improved immensely over the past year. Course conditions are excellent. Great pace of play (3 hrs and 20 min for our foursome). Great restaurant and bar too.

Hemet Golf Club has recovered nicely from the recession during the ownership of Landmark and more recent management apathy. New management last year and now has taken great strides to make this course playable and enjoyable. They are working with the Four Seasons HOA to sustain a very nice course.

The greens are in great shape and I really enjoy the layout. A friendly staff and golf carts are excellent. Great value. The Canadians are gone so pace of play only had minor delays on a few holes.

Hemet Golf Club is really a great value. We had a couple of twosomes holding back my foursome so we had to skip a couple of holes but still enjoyed the round.

The course has improved immensely under the new management and, now that the Canadians are gone, the pace of play is much better. Today, we we had two twosomes which held up my foursome on every hole. Incredible!
Still my home course though since I live in Four Seasons in Hemet.

The fairways and greens are in great shape compared to years past but the weeds off the fairways are thick and plentiful. Almost a sure lost ball if you miss the fairway.

One of my very favorite courses. Unfortunately, yesterday only had the back nine open and the greens were heavily sanded. Forgot to check Greenskeeper.org for aerification alerts. Necessary maintenance though just need to have a Golfpass+ alert next time. Still a great layout and gorgeous setting.

I play at Hunter Ranch nearly every time I visit Paso Robles. The efficient staff get you out on time. The pro shop is well-stocked. The course is beautifully maintained in a setting surrounded by vineyards.
The restaurant is fabulous! The seafood omelette is my favorite breakfast entree in the region. All the food is outstanding. Happy hour after golf is great.
A bit windy and that made some holes very challenging. However, I got a great deal on GolfNow.com and played with three youngsters for a fun day.

The Legends at Temeku is not a typical layout with several doglegs (mostly left) and a few elevated greens. There are some tricky water hazards too. Greens are great! This time of year with frequent frost, the fairways brown out in places. Nice bar and really good food. Only drawbacks for me having a bad knee are no handicapped parking spaces near the pro shop and no carts allowed in the parking lot.

Hemet Golf Club has a very nice layout. The staff could not be nicer. Fairways, like many courses this time of year, are dry but the greens are in excellent shape. They are deceivingly fast. Tremendous value. The Canadians have arrived for their winter migration so this course and many in the area are busy before noon. Hemet Golf Club has internet specials and are on GolfNow.com. Regular rates are very reasonable.

Since new management has been in place for several months now, the course conditions have continuously improved. Fairways are much greener and the greens are regularly maintained. Overall maintenance is active daily.

Highland Falls in Summerlin has a nice layout with great mountain and Las Vegas Strip views. GolfNow rate was the nonresident so I could have done better having my son, a Clark County resident, get the rounds. Offline drives are saved on most holes with slopes sending the ball toward the fairway.

Got out ahead of a group of twelve and we were able to stay well ahead of them. The greens are in good shape. Fairways are average.

The round could not be posted due to aerated greens with considerable sand especially on the front nine. Still a great course with plenty of challenges including very fast greens once they recover from the aeration. GolfNow notified me by email less than 24 hours prior to the reserved tee time. It was too little time to find an equivalent price with the same tee time. At least, the course was very uncrowded due to the sandy greens so it only took three hours to complete the round. But, it is disappointing not knowing of the aeration before making the reservation.

The course is very green from recent rains. More maintenance taking place with new management