Played the course today. It was a beautiful day for golf, but what day isn't... The course is in good condition and the green fees weren't that bad, since I had a 2 for 1 certificate. IF ANYONE NEEDS ONE, I CAN GET THEM ALONG WITH CERTIFICATES FOR MANY OTHER COURSES! The greens were kind of fast and the course was moist because of the watering. All in all, it was an enjoyable day...

The course was a little slow, but it was bearable...The greens are almost there and the fairways were, well, fair...

I played this course for the first time. I have played the Players course and the Classic is just as good...There are more trees on the Classic, but less water. The winds howl at you, but it makes for a challenging round. At 6714 yards, it's not a short course. I do not recommend walking, because it will only slow play. It took approximately 4 1/2 hours to play, so get out early. The snack bar is very reasonable in prices. The same items at Rancho San Joaquin would have cost double. Finally, the green fees were only $44, including the cart fee. It will be a little cheaper during the week, since I played on a Friday.

I play this course almost every week, and since they punched the greens a few weeks ago, the course has only become better...You could see fairways carved out and they are letting the rough grow out, even around the teeboxes! The greens are fast and almost in spectacular comdition...Again, I highly suggest going out early(b4 8:30) to play a smooth-moving round.

one of the greatest courses for the money..The only thing bad about the course, are the homes along it...

Pace of play can be bad sometimes, but if you get out early, it shouldn't be a problem...The greens were punched recently(4/6), but they are recovering nicely...They are also defining the course by cutting fairways and letting the rough grow...It should be a real challenge in a couple of months.