Great course. Very well manicured course. Well worth the $100.00 green fee I paid.

Played for the first time at The Crossing on 9-28-10. I loved it. Half of the greens were aerated and the other half were recovering nicely from the previous weeks aeration, but my putts rolled true. Greens were nice and soft from the watering. Like the layout of the course, but walkers beware, a lot of space between tee boxes. The back tee boxes were also aerated and sanded, but we played from there any way. The course does not play that extremely long, because a lot of holes had doglegs. A few holes had blind tees shots, starting at the 1 hole. The greenside bunkers were consistent with nice amount of sand. Saw some fairway bunkers with compact sand due to sprinkler water. Greens had a lotof undulation. Luckily I was on the green at the right tier or slope. Friendly customer service. Pretty much enjoyed the whole experience.

Played 9/7/10 in early afternoon. Arrived and were given practiced balls but a few minutes later were taken away because they were picking balls. Previous review was dead on. This course is a mess. Tee boxes were not mowed. Greens slow and bumpy. Rough had a lot of bare spots and they were inconsistent height. I can't believe that played the inland empire tournament in these conditions. Stay away until they finish playing the Nationwide tournament there.

Played 8/08/10, course was in very good shape. Greens were very true and rolled smooth, about medium speed due to green aeration a little over a month ago. Played in the afternoon so alway seems to be a little wind. Green fee is pricey, but I played at discounted rate of $70.00. Green fees a lot better value in the inland empire courses with the same playing conditions. Clubhouse is nice. I think they're trying to make up money for that. So I'll continue to play a lot more in the Riverside county courses.

The fairways were shocking. It was like playing off hay. Not what I had expected when I paid for $100+ round. Don't go there until summer rolls around and the grass turns to green.