Two Sets of Two Words: Don't Walk. Golf Cart!

Based on the condition of the golf course, especially the rough and fairways, and surroundings, it really wasn't worth the value ($34.00 with cart - played Saturday 2/11, 11:00AM). The fairways were in below avergae condition (very patchy of dead grass) in which a drive in the middle of the fairway was uncertain most of the time, whether you got a good lie with soft grass or a patchy region with hard ground. The greens, on the other hand, exceeded my expectations. They were well kept, green and even-cut throughout, and very consistent on speed, with the exception of a few holes where birds reside and leave their droppings on the green (some were fresh and wet), in which I am unwilling to touch to give my ball a clear path. Water plays a factor on some holes. On the back-9, where water is prevalent, the surrounding grass around the hazzard is simply dead, due to the vast amount of birds that pick at it. If you are looking to play golf with tons of scenery of mountains and trees, you get about half of that here. The golf course is in Chino (a cow town), situated next to a cow farm of possibly 500 cows to and even number of pounds of dung., making the experience an eye soring round, and a smelly one. The mountains for scenery are an exception - you just need to block out the cow farm and the flatland of dead grass. Overall, on a scale of 0 to 10, I would give this course a 3.6 rating.