Decent 18-hole course. I've only been playing 2 years and it was pretty challenging. You'll use all your clubs, and bring lots of balls. Be advised they don't sell any canned drinks only fountain drinks at the clubhouse. We played a twilight round so it was not very crowded relatively affordable. Unfortunately though we were behind a junior tournament (all walking) so the pace was slow. I can see this course being very popular since it is centrally located. The driving range is across the street and you can't take your cart with you.

For the price, it’s flat, forgiving and a nice indoor bar / club area with a simulator. If you’re an amateur, great place to get acquainted with golf. Carts are outdated, and some of the course you have to drive across the street for. Greens were good for the price, been to a lot of courses for similar prices where you’re hitting off some rough patches, these are all pretty decent. All the staff were friendly, and musubis are 🔥

It’s fine. Nothing special. The stupidly designed #15 par 5 has been converted to a par 3. Still stupid, but less so. Get the code for in course bathrooms before you tee off or you’ll be stranded. Holes are close together so if you hear FORE, duck and cover. Expect others in your fairway. Be wary - they’re not there because they’re good.

For a public course in California the price can't be beat for 18 holes with a cart. The course condition was ok but I wasn't expecting Torrey Pines. You kinda know what you are getting for the price and I was 100% ok with it. The staff was friendly and Debbie behind the bar poured a great Capt and diet coke. I'm from Wisconsin and this was my first time golfing in California. We had a blast!! It was a pretty challenging course and I'd definitely come back when in the area.

Fairways and greens are great. But pace of play is terrible. 25 minutes for each hole. Just terrible. Almost 6 hours for a round of golf on the weekend.