This course continues to impress. I am one who seeks out a challenge and from the black tees this is a course where strategy comes into play more than not. From three-shot par 5s, to tricky short yet bent par 4s, this course can ruin you if you aren't careful.

The course plays very firm with drives running out on some downslopes giving you 300+ yd drives. On this same note this creates a conundrum when trying to get good position on greens. Running very fast (10-12 on the stimp) you absolutely cannot leave yourself with a downhill or sweeping putt. Three putts will eat you on the larger greens, and the smaller greens will repel your ball with ferocity.

Very fun course that is, in my opinion, the best among the Southern Corona courses.

Played 18 this afternoon with wonderful conditions! Fairways were a little sticky from the recent rains, which is to be expected. The course played a club if not a club and a half longer due to the lack of run-out on every shot. This being said there didn't seem to be any standing water anywhere on the course. The greens were pretty furry and slower than I'm accustomed to which lead to some putts falling off line or leaving some strokes out there, but they were pretty consistent which is all you can really ask for. A good roll and a trim would have them in fantastic condition.

Sand traps were absolutely terrible. Partly because of the rains in the past few days, but there is no excuse for super hard ground underneath the sand. This is one of the most frustrating things on the golf course for me when it comes to consistency. They need to replace the sand on ALL bunkers with nice fluffy white sand. With that addition this course would be a hidden gem for their prices.