Played about 12 today and hole #9 was pretty swampy down the left side of the fairway. The greens were in pretty good condition and medium to medium-fast. The fairways were pretty patchy and was definitely still in winter playing conditions. Pace of play was pretty nice today but went especially fast because it was super windy and no one else was on the course. It's a steal of a deal for super-twilight. Unfortunately times will change next week. Good round, pleasant staff, respectful golfers. It is also the only place of in the Valley that I know of that has a driving range where you hit off the grass instead of mats.

Just played 9 holes Thursday and the greens were in much better condition than they were a few months ago. Some friends and I played it in January and there were huge spots of just sand on the greens which made putting nearly impossible. Its definitely not my first choice to play but since it's the closest to me I end up playing there a lot. The reason why is the pace of play is so slow that you end up having to wait 10 min for every shot. That, and most of the people who play there either don't speak english or hit in to you constantly. No one who plays there understands the concept of waiting till you are out of range before they hit, I was almost hit twice a month or so ago. I don't believe they have any sort of control over the starters box there at all. I would much rather play at Balboa, Encino or Woodley Lakes.

The course plays more difficult than it's 68.1 rating, I would argue it's more in the 71 range but that's just me. The constant elevation changes is what I think is the most difficult about it. I'm by no means a scratch golfer but I enjoy the scenery and the challenge for now. Oh yea, the greens there are VERY fast and unpredictable. Decent course overall, would rate it a 2.5 to 3 out of 5.