Played 4/31; pace of play was 4:30. Course was in generally good condition, though a few tee boxes could use some tidying. Greens were true and running a bit slow. Be prepared that due to coronavirus restrictions, golf carts are only provided to those demonstrating a physical need. Walking and carrying a bag on this course is a bit of a challenge given its topography. It is great to be back out playing.

A pretty nice course layout with enough challenging features to make it enjoyable. The fivesomes slow play down considerably. I played a 5 1/2 hour round - it is really hard to enjoy golf when you are always waiting to play. Green fees are reasonable - perhaps that's why so many people play.

A great beginner golf course. Wide open fairways, big greens, not terribly long. Also not a bad place for bogey golfers to hone their skills. Greens are typically slow and don't break much until the last 12 inches. Fairways are firm, sometimes real hard in places. I played at noon and was done by 4. All the par 3s are pretty long. 17 was using an alternate tee box and didn't have yardage for a par 3, which was a bit annoying. Otherwise, worth every penny of the $26 green fees.

I played this course on my way up to Big Bear for the weekend. I got onto the course at 2pm (twilight rate) and was by myself. I passed 2-3 groups total in playing a 2.5 hr round.

The fairways are a litte tight but the rough shouldering the fairways is very playable. I was able to get on in regulation somewhat regularly despite wayward drives.

Water comes into play on a few holes, but is fairly avoidable. Greens were pretty good, a few spots got bumpy, but nothing too bad. Standard rules concerning greens breaking towards valleys, water or other landmarks were not useful. Some of the breaks were counterintuitive ... a second or third time through would greatly improve the reads.

All-in-all, a great golfing experience. No wait. Quick round. Good conditions. Affordable price.