Eagle Glen has so much potential, but they don't seem to care about maintaining it. Interesting layout (maps or yardage books would be helpful with blind tee shots), beautiful views, and challenging holes. Hard, true greens that are slow and inconsistent with lots of ball marks. Lush fairways with wet patches and lots and lots of unrepaired divots. Can't find sprinkler heads for yardages b/c there are so many divots. Tee boxes were in good condition though the yardages can be lengthened - blues (gold) could be mid 6000 from 6200 and reds (jade) are ridiculously low at 4900.

Only because I got an internet special was this worth it. I would never pay full price. And Eagle Glen must be offering these discounts b/c they're cutting so many corners with the upkeep and staff. On Sunday afternoon in 95+ degree heat, we only saw the cart girl once, and all of the water coolers on the course were empty. Since the course doesn't go by the clubhouse at the turn, we were dying of thirst on the back nine. Ridiculous.

Tierra Rejada was one of my favorite courses. Great views, challenging and interesting layout, forced carries, 4-4.5 hr rounds, and lush conditions. But it recently raised prices, got rid of the play 4 get one free deal, and have decided customer service is their last priority. Played 6/19 and at the turn, waited forever at the bar to get service while three servers stood around, walked back and forth & didn't acknowledge us. When I asked, "Can we get some service?", a guy told us that we'll get it when it's our turn in line. There was no one else at the bar. Save your money and play Robinson Ranch, Moorpark, or Sterling Hills instead.

Played 6/17. As always, RR was a challenge and enjoyable round. Fairways and tee boxes were lush though a handful of hole were cartpath only. Greens were fast and true to RR's standards. Only negatives: sand traps were in awful shape as past post noted...concrete and inconsistent. Most important: RR NO LONGER HAS GPS!!!

The place is in crappy shape right now after the rain. The fairways have tons of grounds under repair, and they're letting the grass grow so the pace of play is slowed down by folks looking for balls in 6-12 inch rough. Some of this rough is in the fairways. Played Encino the day before, and it is in much better shape.