What a treat. Played a fundraiser scramble today and it was my virgin trip around Redhawk. Definitely a must to have someone that is familiar with the course going with you, as there are some blind shots and elevation changes that can play havoc on your swing. Course was in fantastic shape and the scenery was gorgeous. The bridge leading to the 8th? island par 3 is nice, almost like a Swilcan bridge or Hogans at Augusta. The staff was great, the practice area is nice and the beer was cold at the Cantina. Compared to some of the similar priced courses and even some of the pricier ones, Redhawk is a real treat.

This course is the best bang for the buck going. The greenskeeper here should win an award. The greens at Oceanside Muni are better than many places I have played for 2-3 times the money. Fun track with a lot of character. Only real problem is slow play. No marshall seems to have the spine to tell someone to pick it up. Of course I have yet to meet a marshal that would. $25 local resident rate to walk on the weekends is great. Nice practice areas too for warming up. Give it a try soon. aeration is already done and healed up.

Played Arrowood today and really enjoyed the round. Wasn't thrilled with the price hike since the last time I played there, but the weather was great and I played half decent. (83 with a new putter). Greens were FIRM. Take one less club into any of the greens as even a sand wedges will release on these greens. Must have the laziest players as regulars, cause NO ONE seems to know how to fix a pitch mark. I fixed at least 5 on every green. They roll beautifully, but do the work on your line first. The breaks are more subtle than they appear. read it and go with half of what you think. Tees and fairways are beautiful. fairways are firm too, so you'll gain some distance on your drives and lay ups on par 5's, so plan for it. ONLY REAL complaint/suggestion would be a book with dimensions of the greens. Color coded flags tell the usual, but a first timer may not know that some greens are 3-4 clubs difference from front to back. A military discount, or cheap replay option would make Arrowood a true delight, but very enjoyable and friendly staff made it a great day. That and taking the money today.

The General is in AWESOME shape right now. The greens were as smooth as a baby's bottom, lush dark green and very true. They break toward the flightline of the base in the distance. The tee boxes were a little suspect, but they are redoing some, so it is being addressed. Service is friendly and the pace of play was great. Fairways are excellent for the most part. Their version of rough is more the hardpan if you miss the 1-2 inch 1st cut. No deep stuff here, but then the hardpan is tough to hit off of. Bunkers are nice because there is not too much sand in them. Just enough so you can control the action out of them. No 3" deep fried eggs here. Great round and worth the price for sure.

Played New Year's day and shot a 75 so that was a great start to the year. course was in great shape considering the 1" of rain the night before. Greens were very receptive, but still fast and true. Fairways were soft, but drained well in most areas. Bunkers were nicely kept, but lots of sand. Need a good bunker game to get out of some deep lies. Real joy to play. Fun layout with lots of elevation changes and undulating greens.

Went to get a first look at the course I will play in the Toshiba Pro Am. Marines will be there this year!! Beautiful views on the North. Tee boxes on some were not level and they had the tee markers in some re-seeded areas. Fairways were lush, yet firm and VERY narrow. Rough was wicked!! That's good as the rough should be a penalty, but could slow play down looking for your ball. Bunkers were firm and not much sand. Greens were a little bumpy from people not fixing ball marks, but fair. For $29 local res rate, this was a steal. Can't wait to play it in tourney set up in January!!

This course is a great value, as the greens are rolling nice, the fairways are in good shape and the layout is very enjoyable. Only problem we had last Sunday was someone getting in the bags and stealing the cash from my 2 friends. You can't see your cart while on the first tee. Other than the crrok which can happen anywhere, this course is a treat to play.

This was a tournament/scramble, but the conditions were immaculate. A pleasure and the greens were near perfect, especially with the recent aeration. They dreesed and cut them very nicely. Great course and worth the money compared to some I have played at the same price.

Played a wonderful tournament hosted by Steele canyon members to salute us Marines and sailors. We played the Meadow and Ranch nines and it was great. Greens were in great shape even after the recent aeration. Fairways and tee boxes were great and the hospitality couldn't have been better. very scenice course that is fair, but challenging. Thanks to all at Steele Canyon.

This was a treat for an old Jarhead. Comped round (hence the worth the green fee vote!!) Definitely a treat. The greens were fast but fair and immaculate. Fairways were great and the bunkers were uniform well kept. A pleasure.

This is a fun course with a lot of bang for the buck if you are a resident. The greens are usually true. You miss a putt it's your fault. I have played alot of the pricy tracks and the greens have frankly sucked (Torrey). Granted they stick groups out too tight and it can get slow with worthless marshals, but for the buck it is a fun track with good tees, good bunkers and greens you can putt on.

Played it July 5th in 3 hours 40 minutes. Fun track, lots of elevation change, good bunkering both in fairways and around greens. Greens are FIRM but fair and roll true and quick. Once the construction is done it will be a beautiful course for all. The weekend rate might be a bit high, but I will definitely scrape up the money to play it again.