I have not played at this golf course in about 7 years what a pleasant surprise. The Indian tribe that operates Soboba Springs Casino bought this course and put lots money into the course and clubhouse. They added bunkers and put all new white sands. Around some of the water areas they have added rock cropping that really adds to the beauty of the course. They also reversed the nines the back nine is now the front and visa versa.

The made some changes some of the holes. On the holes #6 is now a par 5 and #7 is now a long tough par 4. On #7 they removed a big tree on the left and added bunkers on the left side. The hole stretches to 456 yards from the black and plays every yard of it. The last change they did is on #18. It used to be a really easy par 5. Well that changed they put waster in the front of the hole and it wraps around the left and back. They raised the green about 10 to 15 feet with a wall of rocks in the front protecting against weak approach shots.

The course was fun and worth the price. What really changes your view of the course is a fantastic Clubhouse. It is a 2 story with the dinning room, bar, and an outdoor patio with plenty of seats in the bar they had 4 tv's. On the outside in the patio 2 big flat screens in the corners also has a balcony that gives you a view of the 18th hole to route that final group in. The clubhouse, snack shack, restrooms,and Mens club looker room.

Played on Sunday in 4 1/2 hours and teed off at 10:30. I saw marshals all through course so that had probably something to do with it. The has a grass driving range, chipping green, and putting green. Although the the putting green was closed.

Great place to have a tournaments. Maybe GK will look into for a future sight.