From right when I pulled in somebody came out to get my clubs and place them on a cart (I was an hour early so they had a cart waiting for me for an hour) The customer service was fantastic. EVERYONE is so very nice. From the very first tee box, you could tell the course was going to be in good condition. Here is the breakdown... If youre long off the tee, you better be straight, I only hit driver off the tee maybe half the time. The fairways were beautiful and well taked care of. When the wind picked up shots got a little more difficult (as usual) but it made club selection tough due to the elevation changes and the fact that due to the topography, the wind swirled in some spots. Not knowing the lay of the land made it extra difficult. Ok, now here is the part I feel bad about saying because I did have a great time. The SAND TRAPS are some of the worst I've ever played. There is NO sand in them. For a fairway bunker this is no big deal but for a greenside bunker, this is the worst. You cannot get the ball up and out softly. This would not be an issue however, there are A LOT of traps. Recommendation for you players...Play the greesides like a tight lie flop shot. I live in San Diego...I drove 1 hour and 43 minutes, just one way, to play this course. Would I do it again? Without question, yes.

In reference to Stone8's review... I drove up there, to meet a friend driving from OC, to play Links at Summerly. Matter of fact, on the very same day Stone8 was there. Everything he said is 100% true. However, I dont feel like the review is bad, it is what it is. Traps, most of them are super damp still. Greens, ARE punched though the proshop said "with fine needle" but they still played like normal just punched greens. Fairways, there is A LOT of standing water all over and the range is closed. My only gripes...With no trees, telling distance is TOUGH and some of the lakes have grown these long fingers, which now have RED stakes so, its almost imposible to hit it right with the fairways so hard. Other issue is they need to stage better. The proshop just sent everyone down and the starter did his best but, easily 15-20 minute wait between holes (prob not 100& course fault). As stone8 said...I paid 25 bucks so, oh well. Bottom line, I cannot wait to play this course when it is back to its normal shape! You can see the potential and where else can you play a course like this?

Played this weekend in a Charity tournament. So, I am not sure what to ate the service as it was a little different than the norm. Here are my thoughts on the course... Everyonr is right thus far when they say the conditions are that of a nice muni. The fairways are average-good, the rough really isnt too difficult, but the greens were nice and rolling very true. My only gripe, without GPS there are a lot of blind shots that a long hitter finds themselves rolling straight through into no mans land. Overall, I would def take a day trip to get tacos and play here.