Played on 2-13 morning for the first time. Clubhouse is very nice, pro shop attendants very coridal. Even when making the tee time over the phone, they were very courteous, patient, and professional. Starters were very informative, there was a frost delay in the morning and let us know they were a bit behind. Carts are OLD and if have never played there, there are several blind shots and having a yardage book would be very helpful.
Was very unimpressed with the condition of the greens. Not sure if rain made them hard to maintain, but there was a secondary grass throughout the greens that made the putts roll like a plinko game. Definately not overly fast, I would think that is because of the amount of rain lately.
Like other reviews, I agree, avoid the bunkers. The amount of rocks in there seem like an easy fix with some maintence work, but maybe that is the look and feel the course is going for.
Overall the front 9 seemed easier, less blind shots. Pretty stright forward.
Cost is reasonable and too bad the replay rate of $5 is over next week, because I would like to give it a 2nd chance.

Played Ridgeline/Canyon Crest on 12-23. Course in great condition. Greens were receptive and rolled great. Range was closed that morning, but for normal maintence, which was a bummer for me and my new clubs...so no warmup. Fairways can be tight on Ridgeline and placement is important. Played blacks and was a nice perspective from other boxes usually played. Pace was percect, played in just under 4 1/2 hours. GPS on cart was not perfect, had my own and sometimes there was a 10 yard difference. Had a coupon from LA Times for 2 for 1 being a teacher and they also give regular discounts to fire and law enforcement.