Played montain medows on 2/26 play was a little slow.greens are pure.fairways not so great.but not bad for the price.rate course a 6 of 10

Played montain medows on 2/26 play was a little slow.greens are pure.fairways not so great.but not bad for the price.rate course a 6 of 10

Agree with what Weber posted. We played it on Tues 9/17, 7AM tee time. Staff is always friendly, courteous, and professional, specially the starter. The course conditions were as Weber described, POP ... Continue »

Agree with what Weber posted. We played it on Tues 9/17, 7AM tee time. Staff is always friendly, courteous, and professional, specially the starter. The course conditions were as Weber described, POP was 3hr 45min, No one in front of us the 1st 9 holes, on the 10th a group was already on the green.

19th hole was pleasant, cold beer, split a club sandwich, Rosa was her charming self, always a pleasure having her serve us. We have known her for over 10+ yrs, met her when she worked at Diamond Bar.

Out early, perhaps the second or third group, but it was still somewhat dark. Course is in good condition, better than I expected. Greens were the best part of the course, Fairways green, plenty of ... Continue »

Out early, perhaps the second or third group, but it was still somewhat dark. Course is in good condition, better than I expected. Greens were the best part of the course, Fairways green, plenty of coverage. Only in one bunker, well raked with good sand

While I have never been a huge fan of this course, it is probably the most interesting county course, a rather unique layout. Kind of fun, IF you execute the shots. No fun if you spray the ball.

Great pace of play, did not encounter any real "back nine" issues which was a welcome surprise.

Saturday round at Mountain Meadows and was very excited to get back to this slightly out of the way track that always provided nice memories of fun rounds in days past. Today was mostly no different, ... Continue »

Saturday round at Mountain Meadows and was very excited to get back to this slightly out of the way track that always provided nice memories of fun rounds in days past. Today was mostly no different, however we got off to a poor start when our twosome had only been logged as a single so we were sent out as a twosome in between foursomes and the round lagged forever thanks that unfortunate positioning.

When we were actually playing golf though and not waiting for one of two different groups in front of us (we were allowed to play through at the 9th hole), the course was in really nice shape and is a very good value for riding from the blue tees at just $45. It's a very fun layout with some really nice par 3s and some tricky approaches that require some solid mental work to get the most out of each hole. Mountain Meadows is not particularly long, but it is narrow, has a lot of elevations and blind shots, and punishes errant shots with a multitude of tricky collection areas.

The greens are in very nice shape right now and were rolling at a consistent medium-fast speed throughout the round. Fairways mostly green and the rough very forgiving, it's a pleasant surface to hit from for almost every shot. The trouble areas? Well, some of the tee boxes are a little shaggy and could use a mow, and the bunkers were inconsistent at best. Many had very nice sand in them and plenty of it, while some were thinner and the greenside bunker on 18 even had twigs sticking out of it to make matters worse.

Overall though, a very nice day out at Mountain Meadows and I really wish this fun track was a lot closer to my place. The drive out in the morning is not too bad at all, but coming back across LA traffic to the South Bay in the afternoon is a bit of a nightmare. I will be back though without a doubt.

I try to play the L A County courses frequently because of the value received playing as a senior. It's remarkable the quality of golf you can get for well under twenty bucks. Mountain Meadows can b... Continue »

I try to play the L A County courses frequently because of the value received playing as a senior. It's remarkable the quality of golf you can get for well under twenty bucks. Mountain Meadows can be a very polarizing course for people. However the views are outstanding, the diversity of the holes is excellent, and with the greens being as good as they currently are, difficult not to recommend this course.

The biggest downside is the pace of play, but if you get out early as we did, that does not become a factor. Not a lot of level lies, but that is just part of the nature of this place. While there are number of birdie holes out here, there are also a few that will bite you, and ruin a decent score.

Staff is always friendly and accommodating.

Got out early on 7/30 at MM with a good friend trying to beat the heat. Out as 2, we followed a very slow 4 some that let us play through on hole #5. Pretty much clear sailing from that point and fi... Continue »

Got out early on 7/30 at MM with a good friend trying to beat the heat. Out as 2, we followed a very slow 4 some that let us play through on hole #5. Pretty much clear sailing from that point and finished in about 3.5 hours.

The course remains in good shape from the last time I played it a few months ago. Fairways are all pretty much kikuyu but cut down so we got really nice lies. Although lush and green, the rough was way too thick. We spent a lot of time looking for balls just off the fairway. They were cutting it down as we were playing but the mowers were following us, not ahead of us. Bunkers are still hit and miss. One I was in was rock hard and another one I was in was great with firm sand.

The greens still are the hit here as they are in great shape. Not many undulations but most greens seem to break from front to back. Holding shots and rolling very nicely and true. You hit it there, it went there.

A bit hilly particularly on the back but the course offers a good challenge. The folks inside the clubhouse and the restaurant are always great and on a clear day, you can get some real nice views of the San Gabriel mountains. Definitely recommend playing.

Date of round: 07.14.19
Tee time: 12:00 noon (on time)
Finished: 4:45pm

An easy but a lazy hot Sunday free time gave me the opportunity to visit Mountain Meadows for the first time. My round of ... Continue »

Date of round: 07.14.19
Tee time: 12:00 noon (on time)
Finished: 4:45pm

An easy but a lazy hot Sunday free time gave me the opportunity to visit Mountain Meadows for the first time. My round of 18 holes cost $47 to ride- (walk on- no reservation).

Staff were friendly- they even gave me a yardage book. The beverage cart came around twice making sure the golfers had options to order something.

Oh, but the round took very long- a threesome and a twosome in front of me and no one in front of the threesome for many holes (4 maybe). I understand no one wants to let a single go through, but four hours and forty-five minutes mostly waiting, my fun meter was at zero.

The course was in good shape as far as protecting from the heat. The fairways were like a first/primary cut it was thick but lush. The greens looks good in color from a distance but were very slow. The bunkers- the three I was in were okay. The teeing grounds were acceptable with long grass and good coverage. Practically the course had good grass coverage. Most their surrounding grass including the rough were kikuyu. They were pretty tall and spongy but it's so healthy the ball mostly sits on top although it still makes it difficult to play from because the ball moves from club contact on grass.

It wasn't a bad day at all.

As a first timer, I find this course to be short and tight in some holes, but it is just fun to play.

Played MM at the beginning of the heat wave. It got up to 101 degrees today. But it was worth it. The course is in excellent condition and they have some promo going on at $31.99 with cart and free so... Continue »

Played MM at the beginning of the heat wave. It got up to 101 degrees today. But it was worth it. The course is in excellent condition and they have some promo going on at $31.99 with cart and free soft drink. Greens were running fast and fairways were in good shape. We teed of at 11am and it was pretty open. POP was 4 hours or less. Overall a great experience however will look for a 6am teetime next time to avoid the heat.

Played with my monthly group at (supposedly) 9am on a warm, sunny Saturday, 5/4/19. Course was packed and overbooked as we teed off 45 minutes late, then struggled thru a 6-hr(!) round. MM is probably... Continue »

Played with my monthly group at (supposedly) 9am on a warm, sunny Saturday, 5/4/19. Course was packed and overbooked as we teed off 45 minutes late, then struggled thru a 6-hr(!) round. MM is probably in the best shape I've ever seen it after this winter's rains. Landing areas are more receptive, rough around the edges of the course doesn't allow errant shots to run forever into oblivion on dry hard ground, and greens are receptive, although still quick. Fairway lies are fairly tight but mostly good. There are scattered bare areas throughout the course. Tees were flat and in good shape, except for the white teebox on #13, which is lumpy and uneven. Rough is fairly low and benign unless you get well off the line of play, and can then be thick and juicy. Sand was in god condition, a little damp but with good playing depth. Greens were uniformly very good, with no bare spots and consistent coverage, semi-firm but receptive, rolling at a medium+ pace. A couple of major changes (since I last played here) on holes on the back nine substantially change the approach and difficulty of those holes. On the par-5 11th, which wraps severely left around a tree-covered hillside, several large trees have been removed along the left side. Although blind, the drive is much more open along the left and amenable to a bold drive along the treeline, with the slope then moving the ball to the right. The second shot, uphill to a perched green, is also wide open with the removal of a couple of large trees that were about 125 yards out - the hole is now a realistic 2-shotter for the longer hitter. On the par-4 18th, a tree/bunker combination along the right side, in the landing area of tee shots, has been removed. The tree/sand previously constricted the landing area and made this closing hole very challenging - now it's a much more wide-open short par-4. Adequate water available. We saw a cart girl several times. "Marshals" generally rode around not interacting with players. Range on good quality mats. Putting green doubles as a chipping green and has taped "putting course" laid out on it to further interfere with warmups. Recommended in current condition, but the shop doesn't care how long it takes you, so be aware.