Played 11/19/15 and went off @ 7:45. Wanted to get out and play The Goose prior to the GK event on 11/22. I wish I lived closer to the course as IMO has the best practice area in the valley. All grass range, large putting only green, large chipping green, as well as bunker area.
The course is in fantastic shape. Tee boxes are all flat with good coverage. The fairways are firm, lush and cut low so added distance off the tee is a bonus. The greens are firm and very quick, but roll extremely true.
The staff was very friendly including the Marshall that helped us find a couple of errant shots as well as the cart girl that we saw no less than 6 times.
Also, make sure and check out the breakfast burrito as well as the Cesar Chicken Wrap for lunch, both were very good.
POP 4 hours
I highly recommend playing The Goose

Played today (11/18/15) and had a 10:45 am tee time. Let me begin by saying that if you haven't played here in a while, you must get out soon.
The fairways were beautiful, and cut pretty low which which enabled plenty of roll off the tee shot. Tee boxes showed normal wear and tear, but were flat. The greens were spectacular. I'm not sure where they they'd be on a stimp meter, but they were quick and rolled true. They were a little firm, so make sure and allow for some roll out on approach shots. The rough was decent which allowed you to be able to find you're ball, and didn't penalize you too much. Even the lakes were crystal clear.
The staff in the pro shop was very friendly as was the starter. If there is a downside, we did not see the drink cart on the course, although there is cold water on the course.
As mentioned earlier, do yourself a favor and play this beauty.

Showed up as a single on 11/14/15 @ 10:00 and went right out by myself. The course is still a little rough with plenty of thin spots in the fairways. The greens were a lot firmer than I've seen in quite a while, although you can still go pin seeking and they will hold. The greens were also quicker than usual.
I did manage to find a couple of sand traps and their still thin, but enough sand to slide a wedge under.
The beauty of the course is that its a confidence builder as for the most part you can grip it and rip it and not find too much trouble. Staff is always great and saw the cart girl twice.
POP was 4.5 hours.

Let me begin by saying what a fun little course this is (par 31). We played a tournament on 11/7/15 and went off at 1:00. The tee boxes are flat and IMO the best part of this course are the greens. They are fairly large and quick, if your on the wrong side of the hole you will pay the price. Most of the fairways on the par 4's (4 of them), are thin and brown which is typical with the drought we are in. If you need to get a quick round in this is the place to do it and with easy freeway access its a must do.
Let me also note that this was the first tournament we put together, and everybody at the course was super helpful. The food was great, the bar staff was extremely friendly, and the atmosphere was fantastic. Thanks again to Alex and you're staff, you out did yourselves.

Played on 7/22/07 and the course was in decent shape. Tee boxes were flat and in good shape. Fairways and greens were also in good shape. One thing with the greens is that even though they looked like they should break, they were pretty straight. The speed was what I would consider "medium" and only a couple of pitch marks. The pace of play for a Sunday late morning was about 5 hours. As Johnny stated, I can see that this course could be dangerous, but we did not have any close calls. There are alot of elevated tee boxes where if your not used to it, could cost you a few strokes. Overall impression, I enjoyed Anaheim Hills GC, and would play it again. Side note, I was a guest so I didnt have to pay for the round, so I cannot comment on the cost vs. course conditions.