I've already reviewed this course in the past. I like it. Played on 12/4/07 and I've never seen this before. About 5-7 of the greens were recently punched and still had sand on them. It wasn't horrible, but since when did courses punch only part of the course? The rest of the greens were great. Fairways too.

Great Course, Great Staff! I played this course for the first time on 8/14/07. I loved the layout. The holes were challenging, but fair. The staff was very nice. A marshall even helped us look for a ball on one hole! It's very flat (links style) and very windy. However, it's a nice change from all of the target golf courses in the area. Plus it was 20 degrees cooler than Thousand Oaks. Greens are challenging and in good shape. Some of the fairways were a little shot, but they'll get better. The only real negative I would say was that there is no course layout to be found. On a few holes, you have to guess where the green is and hope you're right. I also think it plays easier that its rating. I will definitely add this to my regular rotation.

I got the usual rude treatment I've come to expect from the staff at Tierra Rejada. Warning: DON"T BOOK YOUR TEETIME ONLINE! For the third time now, they didn't have my tee time I booked online even though I was told by the manager it wouldn't be a problem anymore months ago. When I informed the starter that this was the 3rd this happened, she was nice enough to inform me that it's not her department and laughed. The other two times this happened, both of the starters couldn't care less. She also said that almost no one books their tee time online there even though it'a all over their website. Interesting.

However, I did finally get out there and the course is in very good condition. Fairways were good and greens were rolling great. This is a punishing course if your game is slightly off like mine was today. You definitely need to be accurate if you want to shoot a good score.

I've been avoiding this course for years now, but I finally decided to try it out again. I was pleasantly suprised. The facilities were nice and the course was in very good condition. I had heard a lot of bad things about the greens, but I thought they were in very good condition (although a lot of people still don't repair their ball marks) and they held approaches wonderfully.

I played from the Blues but I would probably play from the Blacks next time. The course is definitely an ego boost if you've been playing more difficult courses in the area (Moorpark CC, Tierra Rejada, Lost Canyon). If you shoot in the 80s there, you'll easily break 80 at Los Robles.