The greens here are fairly tough, but in really good condition. Some of the tee boxes need to be level and repaired. Once again, the round was cooled by a nice soft breeze typical of courses located in OC.

Sierra Lakes is one of my favorite courses in Southern California because the green fees are so reasonable. My only complaint is that the players do not fix their ball marks on the greens. Pace of play was a bit slow with the foursome in front of us. One of them was a cute hottie in her 20's, so who can blame them? :)

Pace of play was excellent - only 4 hours during mid-day. Playing a round on a course that is 25 degrees cooler than inland courses reminds me why it is more expensive in OC. The overall condition of the course was good. My only complaint is that the girl at the BBQ doesn't wash her hands or wear gloves when handling your money and then preparing your food!

The tree trimmers left cut knee-high piles of branches all over the course including fairways, roughs, and cart paths. The sand was close to being as hard as wet concrete mix. The only reasonably playable part of the course yesterday was the greens.

For the price of the reasonable green fees, you will not find a better course in the area. The water falls and the fountains are nice touches. Due to the hot weather, the pace of play was excellent. The greens could be better if players would simply fix their ball marks.

Sierra Lakes is one of my favorite courses. It is always in amazing condition considering the reasonable green fees. The only complaint I have is the greens are in bad shape because people are too lazy to fix the ball marks!

The golf course has stunning views as always. Unfortunately, the fairways were left for dead, many tee boxes were uneven with severe divots, and the greens were bumpy and covered with ball marks. With all the landscapers standing and driving around the course, you have to wonder if the current management cares about course conditions? Only worth the green fee if you have a 50% discount.

Not worth the overpriced green fees for a mediocre course layout. Save your money and play 3 rounds at Sierra Lakes in Fontana.

Our tee time was at 6:30 in the morning, but we were told after we arrived that the range would not be open until 7:00 a.m. You do the math. The course was challenging and the food was good, but the range policy is absolutely unreasonable and inexcusable..