Los Serrano should be the model for all starters. If you have a 6:30 tee time, you will tee off at 6:30 period. The course managers make sure that you play your round in 4 and 10 minutes max. If you are playing slower than this you will be advised to pick up the pace. Marshalls from other courses should spend time with Los Serranos marshall and learn how to appropriately tell groups to pick up the pace when necessary.

The course itself was in good condition when we played on 12/2/06. Our time was at 6:50 am. The final putt dropped in at 10:59. The first green was a little bumpy but still in good shape. The newly added bunkers are a real nice addition and certainly made the course more challenging. It did appear that they are still working on several holes but nothing that takes away from the courses' looks and playability. Hopefully, California will get some rain to get the fairways and rough a nicer green.

I strongly recommend playing either course.