Course in good shape, back nine a very different and fun nine. Tee boxes were only down side, fairways, bunkers and greens all very good shape. Course has been improved the last 2 years and is well worth playing when down the Escondido Valley Center way.

Thursday, back nine cart path only, which was a joke as the reason was waiting for over seed to sprout. did not see any new grass growing anywhere, did see a little seed around some of bare spots around greens.....played there 3 months ago and they still have not removed weeds and grass out of fairway bunkers. Bright spot was the greens about as true as you will find, if you hit the right line it is in. Cannot recommend you drive too far to play there...still a great layout just not taken care of as it should.

We played Indian Canyons South today at 10:30 fast round less then 3 and half hours....course is so nice, fairways like hitting off brand new driving range mats, green putt so true at medium speeds it was like someone else was using my putter...fairly easy course and my wife loves it because it is only 4,700 yards from red tees completely fair for this over 70 lady (she did hit one in the water so only shot 84). If you play with your wife this is the place she can beat you.

Played Thursday on Mojave Resort, at the Avi Casino in Laughlin...no where near to what you normally get there...fairways are absolutely lost for the summer, ruts and dirt spots everywhere...greens are maybe OK, of course hard as rock and a little long (sure it is the heat and water deal) ...

Your kidding $45 Monday thru Thursday...THE best deal in California....we played at 8:30 today just under 4 hours. Practice range PERFECT, from hitting off grass, practice bunker, room to chip and pitch and a beautiful Putting green better then ANY public course I have played so far in 2022...then there is the course, if you find a better kept up course, bunkers, greens, fairways..(.OK little rough) your paying over $150 dollars. Have played maybe 40 times all around so far this year and Nothing is as big a value as Eagle Falls, they even had a cart women out with less then 20 groups on the course.......and chipping on to the greens, Pros would be amazed at the quality of grass around greens, in fact putting from 10 yards or so off the green is just an extension of the green it self maybe a quarter inch longer at best....

First time back in 5 months, lots of improvement...more grass in fairways, green side bunkers with good sand coverage and greens very putt-able. We left both saying no reason not to come back....

Two course notes, did the Laughlin trip past 4 days played the El Rio and Los Lagos each twice...El Rio is holding up real good, greens very good, fairways have some dirt spots but most are playable. Los Lagos is hurting, greens were in bad shape looks like they are trying to save them by letting them get long worst shape I have ever seen at Los Lagos??

Played at 9 AM today, as a 2 sum were done in 3 hours...greens about as good as any in the Inland Empire...Fairways are getting filled in and green giving about 12 holes good coverage...still some bare spots but getting better as summer grass is growing...sand traps like just about any where, plenty of sand around greens but fairway bunkers nothing but hard pan and a lot of weeds in some Will play again soon, $45 for seniors, $55 for the under 50 crowed Monday to Thursday, worth the fare...

Played at 10 today at Oak Quarry...Course in good shape, nice fairway mat and greens are real good not to fast...bunkers around greens OK, fairway bunkers for the most part just hard pan. pace of play OK after the 5 some in front of us cut back to a single after 7 holes. If you like paying over $100 on a Friday I would recommend this one once in awhile....

Played with GK'ers today, course is as good as you can get right now...super great WIDE fairways, full good rolling greens, even sand traps are very good. Had the pleasure of playing with Tim and Tom both GK regulars.

Played Thursday, OK, greens very good...fairways hit and miss a lot of bare spots...bunkers powered dirt but not bad to play out of around greens...all in all not bad for the fair...did not think I would say it, but I will return in the near future.

We play Seven Hills in Hemet about once a month...always a fun day as course plays much shorter then numbers on score card, the small greens help make it so, as almost every green you hit is a chance for a birdie putt. Conditions are as good as any course with the price they charge...we paid $35 today (Thursday). Fairways have old Bermuda grass still thick enough in most fairways to give you a good lie...rough is not to thick and sand bunkers are OK, some even very good. Three pars are short enough (150 most) to hit with a 9, 7 iron....par 5's long enough if your drive isn't over 250 no chance to hit in 2. For a beat up old public course this one has just enough caricature to make it fun and for many a low score for a change.....