Good staff with great customer service. The course is in good shape considering the heat we have been enduring the last month or so, the fairways are a bit tatered, greens are in great shape, the bunkers could use some work and a little more sand, but overall the course is holding up to summer well. No its not a country club, but neither is the pricing. The ladies in the snack shack are very nice, the food is good and there are lots of specials to be had. I play both courses regulary and always enjoy myself.

Played today 3/1. Was able to get out early, before the mens club. The course is in o.k. shape. The fairways are thin and brown, maybe dormaint ? but are playable, the greens were good as usual. Played in four hours so I was happy.

The only problem with this course is the price, $200. on weekends, but you get what you pay for. Played on sunday 2/15, the course was perfect in everyway eventhough it has been raining on and off for weeks. The staff was friendly and helpful. The food is great, as were the bloody marys. Try the golf package and you will get a room, breakfast buffet, a nice tee package and golf for two for less than the golf alone.

I have played this course in the past and always enjoyed my round although I saw room for improvment, which is what I was thinkung might happen with new management. Played on saturday 1/17 @ noon, cost was $42, a bit overpriced compared to other courses in the area. The fairways are dried out, rough is gone, bunkers thin and there are several spots on the greens that need repair. It must have been family day because there were kids in almost every group and most were like 12 or younger. I do believe in introducing golf to the youth but in the right way, the things I saw this day were rediculous. Kids learning from adults that still need to be taught the basics, ie: Dress code, the golf course is a quiet place not romper room, bunkers are not for running in and greens are not to be ran and jumped on. Also as being new to the game theses family groups need to learn they should pick up the ball and move on to the next hole when they have exceded par x 10. To wrap up my day when it was time for my approach shot into the last hole I had to ask the teens playing TENNIS on the green !! yes I said tennis, if they could delay their game long enough for me to play through. While in the 19th hole I was told by some former members this family stuff is common on sayurdays and that sundays were not as bad, I doubt that I will return to find out.

Had an early Sunday morning tee time, it was cold and we had a frost delay. The starter worked it out by moving people around, so after some breakfast we were off. The course was wet, to be expected, but all and all it is in good shape. The greens are really nice right now. As the weather warmed up and the water started going away the course played much better, so my advice would be to not make your tee time too early until it warms up some.

Played on Sunday 11/12
Course was way overbooked
Took 3 1/2 hours to play front nine !!
Spoke with a marshall twice and was told that "there is a tournament in front of you who suck and there is nothing I can do to speed up play" So my group packed in the sticks and went home.
Great course, great shape, nice layout, but $85. for nine holes, never again.

Played on Labor day so the first tee was backed up, we started 1/2 hour late and play was slow, but that was to be expected on a holiday and I was prepared for it.
As for the course it is in the best shape of all the corses that I have played in the last month except maybe Empire Lakes. There still isn't a club house but the cart girl came by often and they had honor coolers on many holes (free would have been better) They also make and sell a great freh turkey sandwhich.

Wow,
what a disappointment.
I made the one hour drive from home to met friends at was once a nice course, and wow what happened to temeku hills, I think they closed the course, shut off the water and just didn't tell us. The front nine is dead and gone, no joke, the greens and fairways were so dead and dry that they have started to seperate leaving small gullies. The back nine was somewhat better but after playing the front you don't really care anymore.
Someone needs to save this course

Played on Sunday June 22 with an 8:27 tee time. Went to the first tee and was shocked to see five groups waiting, which resulted in my group not teeing off until after 9:00, while we were waiting I talked with members of the other groups and found that Summerly books a group every four minutes. After three holes of hit, wait, hit, wait, hit and wait my group was approached by the marshall who said that the group behind us was complaining about "our slow play", so I pointed out the group on the next tee, the group in the next fairway, etc, etc, and asked just exactly where we were supposed to be and was told that we needed to play quicker ??? So we played quicker and waited longer. After two more holes while the marshall followed us from shot to shot I had enough and asked the marshall to leave or refund my groups money then called the pro shop to tell them the same thing, at this point we were left alone to finish enjoying ?? the rest of our almost six hour round. As for the course itself, too much play with too little maintenance, so if you are into slow play tore up fairways and brown, ugly, slow greens, then this is the place for you. As for me I will stick with Trilogy, great course, great staff a little more expensive, but worth it. If you want to try a new course go on over to Dos Lagos it is much nicer than Summerly for the same money, just no clubhouse yet.

No complaints. Course is in great shape. The greens are fully recovered from the punching a few weeks back. Watch out for the rough, it is long and punishing, so keep it in the short grass.

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.

I read many outstanding reviews by others, so I made the hour drive with great anticipation. This course has a fun layout and the greens were a nice smooth medium-fast, but I was very disappointed with the fairways (very thin with more bare spots than not) and the bunkers which I would say have very fine dirt not sand for the top 2 or 3 inches and then hard pan. Luckily I used a coupon to play for $49. instead of the usual $69. There are better courses to be played without making the drive to Hemet.