El Prado Golf Course (Butterfield) - $
6555 Pine Avenue • Chino, CA 91710 • (909) 597-1753
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skyclmbr - Rancho Cucamonga 
Walked the course today. Was in best shape that I ever can recall here. Greens were slow but it did rain this morning. Other than that good vaule good shape. Well worth it.

Posted: Tuesday, November 4, 2008
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skboyer - Fullerton 
Played on Saturday, Oct. 25th. The fairways were all roped off and in pretty sad conditions. The greens were in good shape but the rest of the course was in very poor condition.

Posted: Tuesday, October 28, 2008
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carl17 - Anaheim 
Played Butterfield 9/21 & 23/08 in the AM. Sunday crowd way down because of Ryder Cup? Round only lasted 3hrs 50 mins. Course in good shape while getting ready for overseeding. Really liked the lake area and cart path improvements at the 8-9 holes.

Posted: Wednesday, September 24, 2008
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lkygsx - inglewood 
played on sept. 16 and the course was in good shape. few thing that buged me besides the smell and bugs in my eyes. bunkers are hard and the tee boxes just as fluffy as the ruff, and the fairways where thick. pretty windy too.

Posted: Tuesday, September 16, 2008
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breangolf - brea 
i played this course for the first time today. If you have never played here, let me give you 1 word of advice, bring a bottle of bug spray. There are more flies at this course than anywhere else i've ever played. The course is not very difficult. The layout is cool. The fairways were not very good. some spots have very long rough that can hide balls. you have to look HARD to find your ball at times. The bunkers were overall bad. They are so hard and rocky and hard packed, its laughable. we tried to play like regular chip shots off the hard "sand" and couldnt help but skull the ball 15 yards past. Once you get on the green its a whole different story, good greens. There are some ball marks, but not many. They roll smooth and true. When you are putting downhill, you still have to hit it. I wouldnt say the greens were slow, but the downhill putts didn't seem to run as much as they appeared to. If you are looking to try a new course and live nearby I might give this a whirl, but as for me, once was enough.

Posted: Tuesday, September 2, 2008
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cfree2 - Chino 
Greens are slow and course not being taking care of

Posted: Monday, July 21, 2008
Member Since: November 11, 2007
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Blagamaniacs - Corona 
Good shape for the scorching weather. Stay out of the rough! It will grab your club. Use hybrid clubs from the rough if you have them and you will save strokes. Greens break less than they read. Use a high launch driver; your drives will not roll much on these fairways.

Posted: Tuesday, July 1, 2008
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thingstodo - San Dimas 
Played 5/30 Quick round 3.5 hrs started at 2:00pm. First time out on this course. Better than expected conditions. Fairways are very nice. Rough is punishing, very thick grass that likes to hold onto your club. I was not privy to any bunkers but they looked quite barren of sand. The greens were spongy and too slow, and a little bumpy. Worse on the first nine holes. Overall not too bad though. This course is not that hard, although all of the par fives except the 18th are against the wind and they all have a lake next to the green. Tough to go for in two.
There is a water plant nearby that puts off a bad odor. Other than that this is a good course for windy condition practice and not a bad track. Twenty four bucks to walk on a Friday not too shabby.

Posted: Friday, May 30, 2008
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jooni81 - aliso viejo 
played sunday, 5/25

overall, course is in pretty good shape...fairways are perfect...greens are soft and spongy...too soft for my taste, and running kind of slow...rough is pretty long in spots, so keep it in the short stuff...

the only real complaint i have about this course is the bunkers...they are hard packed and filled with little pebbles

as for the course itself, it is a straight up course...nothing too special about it...none of the holes are terribly memorable, either

Posted: Tuesday, May 27, 2008
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happyhacker - Montcair, CA 
Overall Butterfield course is in great shape. The greens are a little bumpy and slow from the recent punching but still playable and should be perfect in a week or two. The rough is long and punishing so keep em in the short grass. The bunkers could use a little work, but not that bad.

Posted: Thursday, May 22, 2008
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richardtrotter - Oxnard, California 
Played the Butterfield course on 27April08 tee time with my group, of course its a tournament.,, well I agree about there is no cart girl driving around, that day was so hot and windy probably the wind goin 40mph but it died down at the 7th hole. They need somebody driving a water truck out there when its summer. I emptied about 10 plastic bottle of water and went to the bathroom twice. The flies situation is barely noticeable but watch out for the birds, they will be looking for some foods. Anyway, its a beautiful course and if you like the background of machine guns you goin to like it......

Posted: Thursday, May 1, 2008
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mmdmi1 - La Habra 
I am part of a golf group that has a standing tee time at El Prado every Sunday morning. We alternate from Butterfield and Chino Creek. I have played Prado for years and am prepared to say this is the best I have ever seen the course. There is improvement being made to the course on a weekly basis and the fly situation is getting better since a lot of the dairies are being moved. I agree with the previous posts as far as bunkers with lousy sand and no cart girls. The course must be run by a woman hater because they run all the cart girls out of there, especially if they are cute! Sorry.

Posted: Wednesday, April 30, 2008
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IronDuke13 - San Dimas, CA 
Played 4/26/08, a very busy Saturday morning with a tournament taking place on the neighboring Chino Creek course. Fairways and greens were in great shape, with the only real negative about the condition of the course being the hard dirt bunkers. Course played with good flow for a Saturday, and we never felt like we were having to wait excessively long to take shots, despite having groups all around us. First time playing the course, found it to be an enjoyable, though not overly difficult layout.

Couple of negatives to mention.

Our tee time was apparently not taken correctly, though made a week before, but in fairness to the course, they fixed it and got us right out.

The day was hot, high 80's to low 90's, and there was no beverage cart out along the entire course. I'm not sure whether it was due to the tournament being played, or whether they just don't have the carts, but no drinking fountains and no beverages made it rough on my ill-prepared groupmates.

Lastly, 4-5 of the holes have massive amounts of flies as a result of being right up near livestock pens. Nothing to be done about it, but something to watch out for.

Despite the negatives, an enjoyable course and a good day of golf.

Posted: Tuesday, April 29, 2008
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jcarlos - Corona, CA 
Played 04-20-08 at 7:51am. All and all the course is in decent shape. The tee boxes, fairways & greens are kept up. The bunkers are a different story. There is no sand in any of them. I had the unfortunate experience of being in 1 bunker all day long. It was a fairway bunker on the last par 5 in the back nine and I got out in one shot & walked away with a scared 5 iron. The only other pitfall to this course is the amount of fly's or nats on the fairways. You must wear sun glasses & keep your mouth closed at all times

Posted: Saturday, April 26, 2008
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Bogey1Fogey38 - Pico Rivera 
Played today 4/22 7:30 Tee time. There were very few players out this morning, Chino Creek was being punched. Two groups of 3 went out before us, and were 2 holes out when we started. We played as a 5some, ready golf. the course was in decent shape, fairways rolled decent, rought was long but not too punishing, bunkers, were terrible hard packed dirt, the greens were soft and spongy, and rolled slow. They will be aerating next week. Would rate it about 6.5 - 6.8.

We caught up with the 3somes around the 6th hole and stayed on their tail. Finished in under 4 hrs. How's that for ready golf with bets going on. Captains, greenies, first on, closest, and first in. I played great, big winner for the day. Life is so SWEET!!!

Posted: Tuesday, April 22, 2008
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alanmode - Cerritos 
Played 2/9/08 saturday at midday.Very nice weather after long cold days to enjoy the golf. Being 36 hole golf course as always moderate quantity of players in course showing relaxed not busy.Fairways shows excellent shape with green & lush turfs very difficult to find out in $ 39.00 golf courses.Greens were one of strongest pride & top boast of this course but not this time.Spongy high green's grass kills the speed to medium/slow ,definitely need to mow or press to recover their fame.Only disfavor side was quality of sands of bunkers that looks like construction dirts not fine sands.
Overall very enjoyable conditions .And very recommendable cheeseburger too.....

Posted: Sunday, February 10, 2008
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solrac - Los Angeles 
First time playing this track. It wasn't a bad course. The greens were spungey, but rolled quicker than they looked, or felt. If this course got some better course maintenance and cart paths (starter told us it was 90 degree rule, problem was, we didn't know where the cart paths were, it's all dirt or nothing at all.) For the price and the pace of play, I will definitely be back. Teed off at 11:34, no waiting on any hole, breezed right through and finished at 3:50. For a public course, this was the quickest round I've played on a Sunday. Would love to play Chino Creek, but it looks like that definitely gets more play. Regardless, I'll be back.

Posted: Friday, November 30, 2007
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parglf47 - Corona 
The 19th hole is a great place to relax. Friendly bartender. The greens are in very good shape. OOps the fairways are okay if you like hitting from hardpan. Have fun

Posted: Monday, August 20, 2007
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Andrew1 - Los Angeles 
Again you need to TIP the starter just to get on the playing course. If your on standby, forget it. Your tip has to to be bigger than the other guys. My Dad and I have gone thru this B.S. before. The starter treated us like "we own them" and the bad thing is, the Pro there doesn't give a carb. There friends come first before the paying public. The Staff there Sucks. It really does. They have kids working in there that is why their friends play for free and before you. I will never go back and in fact I should write the PGA of America and complain.

Posted: Wednesday, July 25, 2007
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billyt - Chino Hills 
Tuesday, 7-17. First time here. Towsome. 1st tee at 7 am. Done at 10:30 am. FUN!! Fairways a little thin for my game. Greens are tacky, so they don't break as much as you think. BUT, they are in really good shape. Rough is thick. Study the card for the location of the water hazards. We lost 3 cause we didn't. Not as bad as it was 7 years ago when we played the Chino Creek side. WHEW!! Now I kick myself for not playing here sooner. Thanks to the prior reviews for opening my eyes. We will be back.

Posted: Thursday, July 19, 2007
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kendall - walnut 
Butterfield isnt Riveria, but it is a fun test of straight ahead golf. The greens are amazingly good. The fairways are kinda OK and the tees and rough and bunkers are medium at best. There are a couple of water hazards,a couple of par 3s that will test you. Its so easy at times that ya mess up badly. Maybe due to my brain wandering off into outer space, maybe its because the carts are sooooo crappy and the dirt cart paths are sooo bad. I believe one would play better here for sure if one walked. Too hot for me. No smells today. Also, we were aware that there were almost no ball marks on the greens today and also the same last time we played. This is a LOCALS paradise, they take care of the place. It has always been my thought that the footprints in the unraked bunkers were always around size 7 and the ball marks always were found at the same venues. You make the call.

Posted: Wednesday, June 13, 2007
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madpumper - Corona,Ca 
Very good and very easy to play. Will play there again.

Posted: Tuesday, May 29, 2007
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664400gg - Torrance 
Overall the Butterfield course is in pretty good condition. Still winter conditions and it gets a lot of use. But for the price the course is worth playing.

Posted: Sunday, April 1, 2007
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weber - coto de caza 
Decided to play atthe last minute, got right out at noon and walked around the course as a twosome in 2 hours 45 min. (Only had to play through two kids in a cart) Nothing special, but fun quick solid golf. Greens are the best part of the course. If you overlook the scruffy areas, it makes for a pleasant day of quick cheap golf!

Posted: Thursday, March 29, 2007
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dr_mac - Norco, CA. 
The course was in fine shape and not crowded. The greens were all smooth and putted well. They were a little firm, but very playable. The sand was a little deceiving, dry and fluffy on top and wet about 3/4 of an inch down. All in all the condition of the course made for a very enjoyable round.

Posted: Saturday, March 24, 2007
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weber - coto de caza 
Just like the reviewers before me, the course is in very nice shape, particularly when you consider $20 to play here (Senior walking) Greens and bunkers above average, fairways generally good and the rough - OK. There are lots of scruffy areas to be sure, but not where you're supposed to hit your ball. Since I don't use a cart, don't care about the cart paths! Nice to have an inexpensive place to play that's in decent shape and also a decent layout. Wish there were some of these places in south Orange County!!

Posted: Thursday, March 15, 2007
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kendall - walnut 
OK,,OK,, I was snooty, I havent been to Prado for maybe 10 years but we picked a terrific time to return, this is a fun write up. If ya read all the below comments re El Prado you might think they work there, THEY DONT!!!. Greens, a 9,, fairways a 8, tee boxes a 8,, bunkers a 9. rough a 4 but thats OK,,dont go there,,, What a great day for us.Now if you want upscale, dont go, if you want smooth cart paths, dont go,, if you want good carts,, ohhh dont go,, but if you want a fun, straightaway, hit it as far as you can track with good greens for not a lot of $$ {$32} senior weekday ya gotta go. We had a ball. Made another tee time for next week. We dont plan to play here every week,, but it is maybe 50% in better condition than Los Serranos down the street and cheaper.

Posted: Thursday, March 1, 2007
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tjgolf - Orange, CA 
The greens were in great condition. A little soft but you would expect that (see the 1 dollar sign next to the course name up top). No courses in this price range has a 10 rating on the stimp meter. They all roll true - it's just your bad read. Really. Check out the $$$ courses these days and tell me if it was worth it. Conditions are generally dismal this time of the year. On the contrary El Prado does a fairly good job in maintaining course condition throughout winter.

Posted: Tuesday, February 13, 2007
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thebrowze - Monrovia 
Went down to El Prado for the first time today. The course is in very good shape, but parts of it are VERY WET and soggy. I had one drive on #3 that carried about 250 yard but traveled a total of 250.5 yards because it landed in a mud patch in the middle of the fairway.

The layout was nothing to write home about. There are some strategically placed water hazards which make a few holes interesting, but most are pretty straightforward without a lot of character (although it might be that I'm spoiled from playing Marshall Canyon so much).

Much of the rough is yellow right now but that owes more to playing on December 11th than bad mainenance. The greens are very soft and hold approach shots well. My shots never back up on greens but they were backing up today. The greens are also pretty flat and slow today. Very easy to read.

Side note: on the holes with water there were a lot of birds hanging out, so there was tons of excrement on the fairways, and on a few greens, which would make it very hard to get a clean line to the hole.

Overall it was a fun round, but not a ton of challenge or strategy required.

Posted: Monday, December 11, 2006
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Happy2b44 - Victorville, Ca. 
First time here, played early. I was very impressed with the greens. Course well taken care of all around. Slight smell of Betsy in the fields but otherwise had a blast. A lil traffic yet fininshed the 18 in 4.5 hours playing with a 3some. Price was

Posted: Monday, August 28, 2006
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blipmed - Spyglass 
Layout: Great layout and wide open for those of us who sometimes slice. It wasn't a very long course and a strong 3W of the tee or a 2 iron was good enough to get you within striking range for a possible birdie (I left 7 birdie opportunities out there today). We had a couple of blind shots, but overall not a very difficult course (Butterfield).

Fairways & Tee boxes: They were in decent shape. A couple of dried up areas, but overall the fairways were in good to excellent condition in some holes. They were somewhat tight in that you just had about a 40 wide fairway and the rough just absolutely grabbed your club causing me to pull the ball every single time. I found about 7 green side bunkers due to this managing to recover only about 60% of the time. The tee boxes were rock hard and in some holes you were at a disadvantage (uphill or downhill lie) before you even teed off.

Greenside bunkers & Greens: The bunkers were somewhat consistent, but in some you had either too much sand or not enough. I almost chipped in a birdie on one of the par 5s but that was after a poor sand shot prior to that for an eagle. The greens were soft, most were elevated and the holes for obvious reasons played longer. The ball rolled pretty true and they got a little quicker once the sun started to dry them out.

Overall, not a bad course and the pace of play for a Sunday was great (teed off at 6:22 a.m.) with the exception of a few gnats in the morning. The stench of cow manure as most had previously posted was not bothersome and you could only smell the cows on two holes. Again as mentioned the pace was great, we finished by 10:30...not bad for a round of golf on a Sunday morning.

Posted: Sunday, July 2, 2006
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goclubuilder - Chino Hills 
OK

Posted: Saturday, June 24, 2006
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finelines - rancho cucamonga 
dog patch smells like cow crap

Posted: Sunday, May 7, 2006
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Feelzebub - Brea, California 
Based on the condition of the golf course, especially the rough and fairways, and surroundings, it really wasn't worth the value ($34.00 with cart - played Saturday 2/11, 11:00AM). The fairways were in below avergae condition (very patchy of dead grass) in which a drive in the middle of the fairway was uncertain most of the time, whether you got a good lie with soft grass or a patchy region with hard ground. The greens, on the other hand, exceeded my expectations. They were well kept, green and even-cut throughout, and very consistent on speed, with the exception of a few holes where birds reside and leave their droppings on the green (some were fresh and wet), in which I am unwilling to touch to give my ball a clear path. Water plays a factor on some holes. On the back-9, where water is prevalent, the surrounding grass around the hazzard is simply dead, due to the vast amount of birds that pick at it. If you are looking to play golf with tons of scenery of mountains and trees, you get about half of that here. The golf course is in Chino (a cow town), situated next to a cow farm of possibly 500 cows to and even number of pounds of dung., making the experience an eye soring round, and a smelly one. The mountains for scenery are an exception - you just need to block out the cow farm and the flatland of dead grass. Overall, on a scale of 0 to 10, I would give this course a 3.6 rating.

Posted: Monday, February 13, 2006
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ggonzales - Anaheim 
Went out on 12/29 and it was holiday golf. We had tried to get on two other golf courses without a tee time and got shut out. Got to Prado and got on in 30 minutes (Nice!). Now the bad part, they had put out a fivesome in front of us and these guys were having their yearly golf outing. Not a big deal except that after 3 holes they were behind 3 holes. When we made the turn they were sitting on the tee enjoying lunch and this was with two groups stacked up behind them. Never saw a marshall and after 5+ hours of watching "I"ll hit another one" golf it was hard to take. Greens were a little bumpy and fairways were so so. Next time I will go to the dentist.

Posted: Friday, December 30, 2005
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tjgolf - Orange, CA 
This course was in surprisingly good condition. Probably gets less traffic than its counterpart, Chino Creek. Greens were in great condition. I play El Prado quite often and am beginning to prefer the Butterfield course over usually more popular Chino Creek. Fun track, and the length from the back tee is just right.

Posted: Thursday, December 22, 2005
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Craig2000 - Anaheim 
The course was in good shape. I would play it again.

Posted: Monday, October 24, 2005
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weber - coto de caza 
I'm always impressed with how nice the greens are, particularly whenyou compare them with the poor condition of the fairways. (Given a choice I'd prefer the good greens) Hadn't played Butterfield in a few years - about what I expected. Nothing has changed, although there is a new back tee on #5, which I estimate makes the hole about 200yds. Staff is always pleasant and $18 for senior rate is a bargin!

Posted: Wednesday, August 17, 2005
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raywidjaja - Irvine 
$46 bucks for this louzy course ! Is this a golf course or Cow's &ssh*le ...?? Let me tell you...2 golf courses ...no sign which way you go to find the next tee box....it's smell cow sh$t s since you arive here...gunshots every seconds....what else you ask for this golf course....It's just ruin my holiday weekend....Save your money and go to other place...Costa Mesa Country Club only $35...it's georgous and all wonderful people to play not in this golf course...they all f%@k in...gangs and rapers played here.

Posted: Monday, July 4, 2005
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markymarkny - Yorba Linda, CA 
Played supertwilight for $9. Can't beat that. Will definitely go back. There are few fairways that still need fixing (likely damage due to rain), but overall a great course.

Posted: Monday, June 6, 2005
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MontyV - Corona 
The course is a bit overpriced considering the conditions. I usually pay on average 10 to 20 percent less on othe courses during the same time and days. Unless they increased the price on me because what they charged and what is displayed on may golf course sites is incorrect and incorrect for the worse meaning higher. Golf Marshall was a nice guy and helped me find many of my errand balls. Course is flatter than expected considering the location. Would play again but maybe twightlight rates.

Posted: Monday, May 16, 2005
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supermaq4 - Azusa 
Course was in great shape and for $9 to walk after three it can't be beat.

Posted: Saturday, April 30, 2005
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ChrisR - Orange 
Played Thursday 4/14. Course was in excellent shape as they were getting ready for a tournament (and arrating the following week). A very playable golf course with usually very good greens. As always, its the smell that reminds you why you only play here a couple of times a year. If this course was in Orange County you'd pay $85.00 (yes I am mocking you Tustin Ranch). Hole #1 and 14 still show some rain damage but overall the course was in good shape.

Posted: Tuesday, April 19, 2005
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beeeboy - Brea 
Played this course over the weekend and enjoyed it. Good greens, nice fairways and very easy to walk. A course that I will definitely visit again.

Posted: Monday, March 7, 2005
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InspectorGadget - Irvine, CA 
Overall had a good experience due in large part to the fact that it was not as hot as I expected. The course was in pretty good conditions, except for some tee boxes that weren't exactly level. The greens were "green" and lush as were the fairways for the most part. Was victimized by the powerlines on hole 10 and had to toss that ball as there was a significant burn mark on the ball. Overall good deal for $28.

Posted: Thursday, August 5, 2004
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golfnutt - Long Beach 
The greens were a little soft but rolled good. The tee boxes could use some work as being level. A good course to go to if you need to play and are having trouble finding a place.

Posted: Tuesday, July 13, 2004
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cougarc - Chino 
Played 7/5/04 Was very busy do to the holiday.
Course was in fair condition. The green were slow but rolled true. Fairways and rough very thin with many brown spots. Tee boxes were fair. Not a very hard course. Do to condition of course you may be better off driving just a couple minutes further and playing Los Serranos.

Posted: Monday, July 5, 2004
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mdp25 - anaheim hills 
Our group walked on at 3pm on a saturday and finished in 3 1/2 hours. The greens fee of $31 w/ a cart was resonalbe considering course condition. This is a good place to pull out your driver and let it rip. The fairways are generous and there are only a few holes where you can get in trouble with a bad tee shot. The course is fairly easy, but the wind can pick up here and make it play more difficult. The starter had told us the greens had been aerated over two weeks ago. They were still fairly bumpy had some noticeable bare spots. In addition it appeared that someone decided to bypass the cart path and drive across the 1st green. The course is need of new carts. My cart had severe alignment problems, wouldn't stop, and strap holding my bad kept falling off. I would come again for a quick round and to build confidence in my game.

Posted: Sunday, May 9, 2004
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BHumphreys - Covina 
Played this morning 7:09 tee time, ran on schedule, good pace of play, finished in 4 1/2 hours. Fairways are wide and in good shape, greens had just been punched but will in good shape in the future. Only down side is your right next to the dairy on some holes so as it heats up so do the flies.

Posted: Saturday, April 24, 2004
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ChinoBob - Chino 
Not rated to well in GC, but a pleasant surprise! Hunted around last minute for a place to hack it up and most were aerating or tournaments. Pro shop said, "come on out, I'll get you on." Walked in, paid, and walked on, paired with another walk on twosome. No one in front or back. Greens are in great shape. faster than they look and putting true! Tee boxes and fairways are good for here and still fun to play. Not even the smell was there...I must have been dreaming!

Posted: Monday, April 12, 2004
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kleimy - Chino 
Played this course for years, this is the worst condition I have ever seen it in. Makes me wonder if they are going to be selling soon.

Posted: Sunday, February 8, 2004
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t25452 - Laguna Niguel 
Course, except for greens, is in horrible shape. Completely dead fairways. Many bare spots. $32 on a Sunday with cart was too much money, and that's saying something. As someone in our group stated, "plays like a bad Baghdad muni." Only if I'm desperate will I go back. But, I will say, if you're broke and you wanna whack a ball at some fair greens, go ahead a play here. But, if you're a half way discriminating golfer, spend ten more bucks and play somewhere else. Customer service was fine.

Posted: Monday, January 12, 2004
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Flying_Fossil - Irvine 
I played here on 12/1. No fly's. Only mild cattle dairy perfume.
By no means perfect, but for $25.00 Monday fee, it is hard to beat.
Nice layout, very playable distances and good short are rewarded.
What else can you ask

Posted: Monday, December 1, 2003
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steve663 - aliso viejo 
A good basic golf course. Greens are smooth but never fast. Fairways are overall good but with spotty bad dry hardpan areas. I usually play 36 holes on the weekday for 36 dollars, walking. good value good exercise If you want to play a course that is never crowded, hard to lose your golf ball, and if you don't mind a few flies and cows, then you will like both these courses.

Posted: Friday, October 24, 2003
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1scgolfer - TORRANCE 
good greens, to bad they don't do more work on the rest of the course. same good smells too.

Posted: Wednesday, September 3, 2003
Member Since: December 5, 2002
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KEYSERSOSE - Chino Hills 
played there 8/26, course in overall good condition, went off at 6:30 a.m. so the flies weren't a factor, funniest thing I ever saw though was on a few of the greens they had marauding bands of crows that were tearing up the greens looking for worms??? I wonder if the greenskeepers should carry a shotgun in their mowers??

Posted: Thursday, August 28, 2003
Member Since: June 8, 2003
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quaman26 - Carlsbad, CA 
The course was ok but not great. It won't leave a lasting impression on you at all except probably for the smell (near cow farms). If you are in that area, you should play Diamond Bar instead as the condition is a lot better there.

Posted: Thursday, July 24, 2003
Member Since: July 9, 2003
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Haywood - Upland 
Played 3/20 and with all the recent rain, the course is in the best condition I have seen here in a while.

Posted: Friday, March 21, 2003
Member Since: January 15, 2003
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