Played Sunday 12.2709. Worst bunkers I think I've ever played (at least top 3). It's tough enough when there's no sand, but when nobody rakes the bunkers and the greens staff probably had the holidays off, play is impossible. I'm not kidding about the footprints. Worst ettiquite I've experienced. Do the people who are members and play there regurlarly have no respect or pride in their course?? Awful. We had 4 groups that played and bunker gripes where the topic of discussion in the 19th hole.

The greenskeeper placing the cup on sun. 10.18 needs to spend a weekend in a remedial "how to" class. Many liners were only 1/4" below the surface. I had 1 putt dead center middle hit the liner and pop out 8" away. I hate playing after UCLA football games, especially at weekend rates.

Played Sun 8.21.05. I read the recent postings regarding the condition of the greens and was a little hestitant about playing. The greens were in good shape regardless of the ball marks. The course has been doing something to help the green conditions as evident by the fact that the ball marks are repairable. A year ago the greens were such that a deep mark couldn't be repaired without tearing up the green adjacent to the mark, in effect doubling the size of the repair mark. Now a ball mark can easily be fixed without much trauma to the greens. Not that the greens are soft and slow. On the contrary, they still roll fast and firm. Give the course superintendent some time, he is making progress.

Played saturday 2.5.05. I've seen the complaints regarding ball marks and was not assuming good playing conditions. WRONG!! Yeah the greens looked pocked and there were many unrepaired divots, but the greens still rolled great. Got out for 1 pm twilight and finished(barely). I'd definately say this is worth the round.

I too was lucky enough to have Subaru pick up the tab for the outing on 11-18. WOW! I know $$$$ is a lot for a round of golf, but you actually can see how course design is an art. The par 3's had some of the most beautiful ocean backdrops into the setting sun.. The course was slightly overwatered in areas but the greens smooooth. Had a great time and will go back again. Thanks Again Subaru.-Adam

Played Sun. 10-17. It looked like I was the only person who carried a divo repair tool. The course is under going a lot of repair work at the moment. Fairways that had large quilt like grass patches were abundant on the front nine. The course is a very interesting layout with the font side requiring accuracy or you're faced with a long walk down hillsides to the adjacent fairway. Red Dot coupon is worth the green fees.

Our golf club had an away tournament scheduled for Sun. 5.17.04. The course was in nice shape. They definately use plenty of water there. Probably too much. Some fairway lies were squishy and created suction at impact. Wind was +20mph and with the elevation, club selection was vital. Greens were soft, really soft.
Since the course was also booked for an afternoon wedding, our club was relegated to the cart barn at our round completion. The tournament chairman was squeezed between golf cart charging for the next days round. The snack bar was off limits to us. A beer cart was around for a bit, but was shortly sent inside to help with the wedding. The last 3 groups were unable to post their scores because the pro shop(adajcent to the wedding)was closed. Look it's cool if you close for private functions, but this was clearly a case of double booking and greed. No way could I recommend Hesperia CC for a tournament or pleasure outing.

Always known for it's wait for a tee time, I was called within 1/2 hour and played the course surprisingly fast(4 1/2 hours). The traps looked wet and compact but played with signifigant "fluff". 75% of the greens were affected by areation but played well and true despite.-Adam