This place is a gem. Absolutely the best golf course I play. It's getting tougher to get a tee time out there on the weekend. It's been jammed the last few weekends I've been out there. The whole place jest keeps getting better and better.

Can't believe I can play this course for only $50 as a senior. Greens are perfect. There is a lot of development in the area, I have a feeling this place is gonna get a lot of play. The people are so friendly. I've played there about 10 times and the staff actually remembered me on my last visit. That's awesome.

Played here last week. Course is in fantastic shape. Recovered from summer heat. Fairways are lush and green. Greens are absolutely perfect. Best putting greens I've putted on in a long time. The bunkers are a bit thin, but whose fault is it for hitting it in there anyway? If this facility was in OC they would get $300. It blows Trump's Dump out of the water.

What happened to this place? Played here recently after having not played here in about five years. It used to be one of my favorites, but I think I rode in the same cart from when I played here the last time. All attention to detail seems to be gone. The carts are a disaster. It took us three carts to make it around the course and our playing partners had to push that one in. The staff acted like we were bothering them when we asked for a cart that actually worked. The course just seems like a shotty shell of its former self. Greens are really slow and bumpy. Too bad. I'll wait another five years before I'll be back.

Just keeps getting better all the time...I predict this course will cost over $100 soon. They have a 10 year membership for $20k, if I lived a little closer, I'd get it in a heartbeat. This course is the only place I'd play. I might buy it anyway.

It's only a matter of time before more people start finding this place. I think it could become a destination course where golfers from all over the country seek it out - especially at these prices. For $65 I got to play two immaculate golf courses (They have this $5 replay rate that is out of this world). Really there wasn't anything visibly wrong with them. The fairways were pure the greens were smooth. There are a lot of homes going up around the golf courses (looks like hundreds if not thousands), but they really don't come into play. It just tells me that this little secret of a golf course isn't going to be a secret for much longer.
I didn't event mention the staff who all seem to be wearing smiles on their faces - I've never been to a happier golf course or been treated better and I've played golf all around the country. No one treats you better than they do at the PGA.
The turnaround at this place is remarkable. It's a 100x the golf experience at the Trump course at about 25% of the price.

This course is in the best shape I've seen it since the day it opened. It just keeps getting better and better.

They added started adding sand to the bunkers on The Champions course and it looks and plays so much better.

I think I like the Legends course better than the Champions. That stretch of holes that starts on the little 80 yard par 3 on top of the hill and winds down and around the countryside for the next 5 or 6 holes is amazing. It's like you are out in the middle of nowhere playing this beautiful golf course. To me, that's what golf is all about, escaping for a few hours into this beautiful setting. For some reason, the Legends also seems to be just a bit more polished than the Champions. The bunkers are a touch better, the greens seem a little easier to putt. Just a great experience and well worth the drive from the LBC.

The course is going through the growing pains of having a developemnt built around it. Thankfully none of the homes appear to be encroaching on play or altering any of the holes. On the day that I played, the greens were smooth, the fairways were moderately fast and approach shots held nicely. The bunkers, which appear to have experienced some damage around the edges from rain, where being renovated and the holes that I say that had been worked on looked great. With thier $5 replay rate you can go out and play both courses during the week for $60. You can't beat this deal, they are both great courses.

WOW...This guy from Rancho Mirage hates just about everything about the golf course, but plays it almost every day? I played the PGA Course many times over the years and I think it is going through a very natural maturing stage. The bunkers are not in pristine condition now, but are still very playable. Every shot I played from a bunker reacted like I thought it would. Besides, a bunker is a hazard. I don't expect great lies. I wasn't suppossed to hit it there. Have you ever heard of Pine Valley? They don't even provide rakes and its considered one of the best courses in the country. I noticed that on the Champions course about a week ago, they have started renovating the bunkers and their physical appearance is much improved.

I've played the course four times over the last three months and have not seen the problems this guy is talking about nor had anything interfer with the enjoyment of my round. The housing has not altered one hole, and I hate to break it to him, but housing and population are what keeps golf courses alive. Heck, the houses are not even in play. The greens putt true and I have not had one drive plug or even have mud on it, so I don't know what he's talking about the course being so wet. This guy should drive around to the other courses in the surrounding area and then come back to see how good this place really is. Yucaipa, Calimesa, Moreno Valley, Oak Quarry, Sun Lakes, are all notches below this place as far as I'm concerned. If you hate this golf course so much, just stop playing it.

I've had nothing but great experiences at the PGA Club over the last few months. Everyone is very friendly. It's a great test, comparable to Robinson Ranch and Lost Canyons in conditioning, but I find it more enjoyable.