One of the best public golf course in the area!! Great people. The maintenance of the entire golf courses from tee boxes, fairways to greens are exceptional. It is as good as many private golf clubs. The setting of the golf courses is pretty challenging as well. Many with narrow fairways to test your stability and consistency. I particularly love the greens which are really in great shape! Signature hole 16 is beautiful yet challenging over the pond with a downhill slope. Worth playing any time!

This was once a great golf coarse but it has gone horribly wrong. Our group would make this our weekly visit but after our last round we will be taking our money elsewhere . Our tee times have always been 1st, 2nd group out and recently we were made aware of changes made by corporate to start filling out these times for the back 9 and never taking consideration for the 18 guys . Our group of four finished the front in about hour and half and upon arriving for the back 9 there where three groups waiting to tee off to start the back . Absolutely ridiculous to take almost two hours to finish three holes thereafter. We decided to stop @ 13 because there is no way we would stay to play an 18 holes in 6-7 hours or more when you start at 6:20am . Especially for $80, sad to see it go as we really liked this course over the years . Staff even mentioned how unhappy this has made them and all the complaints but corporate greed has ruined this beloved course . Take your money and time elsewhere . Good luck

Golf course is in immaculate conditions. Greens slower at dawn but still run true. Great cafe and hangout location.

I was honestly close to becoming a member here, but last week’s experience pushed me the other way. Our foursome was playing at a totally normal pace — about 15 minutes a hole — and nobody was waiting behind us. The marshal came up on hole 6 saying we were slow. When I asked what the pace was supposed to be, she didn’t even know. After I mentioned we were at 15 minutes, she came back saying the pace was “actually 9 minutes.” That’s just crazy. Then at the turn, the pro shop made a comment about us “having a rough day.” The course itself is good, but the way pace of play is handled and the attitude from staff made the whole experience feel off. Easy decision not to join.

I’ve been playing at San Dimas for years and genuinely love this course, but the past few visits have been a nightmare. We’re a regular foursome that tees off early around 6 AM specifically because we pay a premium for a smooth, fast round. However, recently the course has been overbooking back-9 starts, and it’s completely destroying the pace of play. More than once we’ve finished our front nine only to find two groups still waiting to tee off on the back. That isn’t normal traffic — that’s overbooking, plain and simple. I have no issue with golfers starting on the back nine, but the course is clearly scheduling too many and it’s hurting the experience for the players who pay for early morning rounds. It comes across as prioritizing revenue over customer experience. I really hope management addresses this because it’s turning what used to be one of my favorite places to play into a frustrating experience.