Anaheim Hills is a challenging course in spite of its rating of 121. The trick to this course is to stay on the fairways but check ahead to where the green lies. The 12th hole, especially, is a difficult one for the average to high handicapper due to the elevation and blind areas.

The course on 4/19 was in very good shape with the greens running fast.

Played Miles Square for the first time. Today we played in very windy conditions. This condition caused the greens to be slower than usual due to the dryness. The fairways, generally, require one to hit straight shots. There are a number of water hazards which can be avoided by playing the wind conditions. The bunker layout at some holes are placed to to catch your ball. The sand was dry and made coming out fairly easy. With one hole exception, the trees are small and should cause little distraction. The course was lightly used today and played fairly quickly. It is a nice course with a relatively new clubhouse.

Played course today, 2/15 and did not find my valentine. Course greens are bumpy and uneven. Fairways are hard and the trees had magnets for our balls. Weather was gorgeous which made playing on the course a good deal of fun.

Fun course to play. It is used extensively, hence, the long playing time. Great course for seniors, juniors and those not overly serious about the game. Staff is friendly and helpful.

Dad Miller is in good shape for this time of year. The fairways, of course, are hard giving low and topped shots a chance to run a ways. The greens are in good shape; fast with the hole placed near the back mostly. Fun place to play with a short drive to get there.

Played Rio Hondo on 1/18 on day that started out in the low 50's but ended up a beautiful one. The course is in winter shape but the greens are extremely fast and the cups placed in difficult locations. This is a course worth knowing as the few water hazards tend to be out of sight. The course has few par 3's and plays long. Nicely kept facility.