Green fees are VERY low, and they include a golf car. Nice little course to get 9 or even 18 in after work. The layout is very fair, even for first-timers playing solo. The practice putting green is a bit small, but is generally in quite good condition and has some interesting breaks.

Currently (November 2001) using three temporary greens due to severe sun burn at numbers 6, 7, and 10 when sprinkler system failed this past summer. Practice tee is rough. Hitting off of brown grass or mats onto a rocky desert. Good for warming up, but not for working on hitting to a green and making it stop.

This is a decent, short public course with a relatively low couse rating, but very nice to drop in on after work--which is how I play it. The low green fees are welcome, and, although most holes are not especially interesting, there are a few memorable ones. The rough is light, but the course is well-wooded with Eucalyptus and other large trees that will penalize an errant drive. It has enough to keep me coming back.

Customer Service

Nice people, from the pro shop to the bar.

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Nice little restaurant, and a very cordial 19th hole that serves real rye whiskey, which is a rarity in southern California.