I played here today, Wednesday. The course is in fairly good condition. The greens hold your shot really well. The greens were not especially fast, but they were smooth, if there were no ball marks in your line. I don't know what is wrong with these greens they don't seem to heal well or quickly. You have to very careful when repairing ball marks or you can tear up more grass than the ball did. The roots seem very shallow. The fairways were a little shaggy and this sometimes caused the ball to settle down in the grass a bit. I enjoy this course. It is a really good challenge. That being said the management has moved up all the tees markers. The blue markers were either on or before the white monuments on all most all holes. Some par 3's the blue, white and green markers were all together at the green monuments. When asked the management said it was to speed up play. We played in 4.5 hours, teeing off at 7:30. I'm not sure where the hold up was, but I fear it was someone in our group of 13.

Tijeras Creek Golf Club Review
Orange County California Golf Course Reviews

I played here Saturday, May 26th. I had not played here for several years and I was pleasantly surprised by the improved condition of the course. This is a short, tight, tree lined course with no two holes anything alike. The greens while not blazing fast, were quick and more importantly very smooth. They were very, very receptive, very little roll even after hitting the green, ever with a low 5 iron. The fairways were a little inconsistent. Some were extremely lush and didn't allow much roll, while others had some brown patches and some thin areas, not bare by any stretch, but thin. The tee boxes were fine, and the bunkers were full of good sand. No beverage cart. I had a really good breakfast in the cafe. Very good customer service. I think pace of play would have very good, but there was a slow foursome in front of the two beginners that were in front of us.

Jurupa Hills Country Club Course Review
Southern California Golf Course Reviews

Played here today, Friday. If you have ever thought about playing San Clemente now is the time. The greens are fantastic. They are completely healed from their latest aeration. According to one of the greens keepers, they were double cut yesterday and cut and rolled today. The greens are not particularly fast, but they are very smooth, true and receptive. If the sun ever comes out and dries out these greens they will be quite fast. The fairways are lush. The tee-boxes are very good. The rough right now is pretty short. As usual there isn't much sand in the bunkers. If past experience is anything, you want to take advantage of these condition quickly, before the head grass cutter lets the course slip back into mediocrity. Next Friday is a public shotgun at 7:00 am, as there was today. I played in a twosome and played in 3 hours and 10 minutes. You might want to take advantage of it. Today and next Friday are two of the biggest charity tournaments of the year in the afternoon and the head grass cutter tries to get the course in shape for those 2 events.

San Clemente Golf Course Review
Orange County Golf Course Reviews

Played 5/5/2012. The course was in great shape except the greens were very firm. The fairways were very good, with plenty of roll. Bunkers were fine and the tee boxes were 1st rate. There was some wind, but it seemed we were somewhat protected by the nearby hills. It was blowing much harder downtown where I was staying. The pace of play was hard to determine in that I was playing in a tournament with a shotgun start.
I gave this course a low rating for customer service because I left my Izzo range finder in the cart at the end of the round. I called the next day and no one had found one. I find that hard to imagine. One of the guys I played with left a silver cigar cutter in his cart the same day and when he called he got the same response I did. So that is why Rhodes Ranch gets a low customer service rating from me.

Rhodes Ranch Golf Club Review
Las Vegas Nevada Golf Course Reviews

Played here on New Years Day. The greens were very smooth and quite fast. Don't be fooled by the practice putting green which looks as though they aerated it recently. That is bumpy, but as I said the greens on the course are smooth. The fairways are a little tight and have a few bare spots but overall they are fine for this time of year. The staff was excellent, friendly, courteous and helpful, especially for someone who left half their wardrobe in the cart. The course has wide fairways and large greens. You can get in trouble off if you stray off the fairway and into the many trees lining the fairways. All in all a really fine course for $61.00 golf and cart on a holiday.

Mile Square Golf Club Course Review
Fountain Valley California Golf Course Reviews

Played here today, Sunday, in a tournament. Pace of play was slow, just under 5 hours, due to one slow group in front of our tournament.. The greens were very bumpy. I'm pretty sure Los Serranos does not cut their greens on Sunday. You could see the overnight dew on the second green. The greens were soft which added to the bumpiness. The fairways were rather shaggy, but for the most part had grass. There were bare spots in the fairways and a few around the greens. The tees were shaggy too. The staff was there. It seems to me that all the personality of the staff is used up in the signage that is so prevalent around this course. Well at least the weather was warm. Where I live a good day is overcast, the norm is heavy fog, so the sun was very welcome, dried up the sinuses.

Los Serranos Country Club Golf Course Review
Chino Golf Course Reviews

If you ever thought about playing at San Clemente now is the time. The course is in wonderful condition. The greens are smooth, the fairways lush there is sand in the bunkers and most of the bare spots have been patched. The Mens Club's Member - Guest and the City Championship were this past Friday - Sunday and the Chief Grass Cutter for San Clemente either put out some effort or went on vacation and left someone in charge who knows what they are doing because the course is in great condition. I played today and the only complaint was some of the tees were a little shaggy, but the mowers were on their way. Hurry before the course once again sinks into mediocrity.

San Clemente Golf Course Review
San Clemente Golf Course Reviews

I played here today in an SCGA tournament. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. The clubhouse/restaurant is very nice. The course is in very good condition. The tees are very good. The fairways are lush, maybe too lush, not too much roll. The greens are receptive and smooth but seem "grainy". They were somewhat slow. It is a fun resort course. Most of the fairways are generous but some narrow in strategic areas such as bunkers or hazards. It can get pretty windy in the afternoon. A very nice course, well worth a return visit.

Teed off around 6:30 finished at 10:00 so you can tell the pace of play was excellent, even though we were a 3some behind a 5some. The greens were fantastic. Even though they had just been aerated (small holes, no sand) they were smooth, soft and very fast. I would guess at least a 9 on the Stimp. The fairways were good with just a few bare spots. The tees were pretty beat up. On 3 holes the normal tees were closed, and new sod was put down, so they are making an effort to rectify the situation. The staff was friendly; a marshal was even traveling around with ice water. Only saw the beverage cart twice but then we teed off very early so she probably didn’t even start her rounds until we were on the back 9. All in all a very good experience.

Played today, Saturday, the 20th. The course is built on the side of a hill so there is lots of side ways roll on the fairways and the greens have a lot of break away from the hill. Kind of a tricky course with several 90 or almost 90 degree dog legs. The greens were great especially for a muny, very smooth and of course very quick going away from the hill. The fairways were good with just a few thin spots. The teeing areas were good. They apparently move the tees up on the weekends as they have a seperate and lower slope and rating for "The weekend Blue Tees." There was quite a bit of wind in the afternoon. The staff was OK. This round was in a tournament and the cost was $59.00 including cart and range balls. The range is short with nets. 2 very good practice greens where chipping is allowed. The pace of play was a slow 5 1/2 hours. I could see at least 3 fivesomes in front of us and they were in another tournament. I think therein lies the problem with the pace of play at this course. All in the all the course is fun and in good shape. I would play here again, but maybe not on a weekend.

Played 8/14 through 8/16 in an SCGA Tournament. Great area. Great golf course! The course is challenging. They have held U.S. Open qualifying here as well as the final stage of PGA Tour Q School. You need to play it at least once to know what to hit from the tee. In some cases the driver is not your friend on some par 4’s and one par 5 (15). The wind is a factor from about 11:00 am on. We played the white tees. The course maybe easier from the blues for most people as you can’t reach the really bad trouble. The black tees are for long hitters or players with accurate middle to long irons. The rough is punitive. The greens were great, smooth and fast with lots of break. The tees were OK, par 3 tees a little beat up. Fairways were good. The rough, as I said, is penal. If you get in it, even around the greens, you can almost count on bogey. The staff was good. I highly recommend this course

Played here today 7/20. This is a semi-private venue with 2 courses, the Palms and the Lakes. I played the Palms. I paid $30.00 including cart. The heat (98-100) was the only reason to ride. This would be a great course to walk in cooler times. The course, overall, is flat, but has some sloping fairways, some tight landing areas, plenty of bunkers (good sand) and plenty of water. The fairways were OK, except for the first hole, which was muddy and patched. As I said the rest of the fairways were OK with good roll but they also had some bare spots and thin, hardpan lies. The first green was also the worst we experienced with some bare spots on the perimeter. All the greens were smooth and very receptive with good speed. Some of the greens have 3 distinct areas or levels that you would need to learn. The staff was friendly and helpful. All grass driving range, 2 huge practice putting greens that very closely mirror the on course greens. The pace of play was excellent, 3.5 hours, with time to practice some putts and chips once we finished a hole. Well worth the green fee and the drive. I’ll will definitely be back.