I have not played this course in three months and when I played on 8/17 the greens are in TERRIBLE shape! Either the golf course superintendent is on vacation or they have Carl Spackler taking care of the greens. Fairways, rough, and tee boxes were what you expect of a Muni, however.

The golf course is in o.k. shape, but what the f@#$ is up with the pace of play. We teed off at 1pm and did not finish 'til 7pm. First, the golf course allows fivesomes which is terrible. Two, why the heck do golfers who can barely hit the ball play off the blues? Don't get it...

MM is a good course but this course is not for first time golfer. Don't play the course if you are new to the game.
I will avoid this golf course on the weekends - the pace of play is atrocious. I'd rather pay a little more elsewhere knowing that I will finish in less than 6 hours. Play it on the weekdays if you can.

Course conditions are good though.

Awesome track! Not many courses like this around anymore. Just you, golf, and nature - the way golf was meant to be played.

The course is in great shape and will only get better. Some of the fairways were a little soggy but did not impair play. Greens and tee boxes were all o.k.

Staff is great and always around making sure pace of play is maintained.

I will be back.

Played Trilogy on 9/30/06. Good course with great views! But what happened to the greens? They are in bad shape. Very bumpy and patchy in some spots. Other than the greens everything else was good.

Played Westridge on 7/27/06 for first time. The course has a good layout consisting of short and long par 4's and 3's. The course makes you think out there. Some areas are very narrow, so you have to choose your club wisely. The tee boxes and fairways were immaculate. The quality of sand was not consistent throughout course. At times, the sand felt hard and in others nice and soft.

Complaint: A few of the greens were in awful shape with bare spots and very bumpy. Management needs to take care of the greens. Addressing this problem would make this course a real gem.

First let me say the course has a great layout. However, the conditions are S__t!

This course has a lot of potential if taken care of properly. I always thought that if you land in the fairway you have a good approach to the green. Not at this course. You hit the fairway and then you find yourself hitting off a bare spot (dirt). The area around the greens were o.k. but needed some major work too. The bunkers are terrible - is that even sand?

What impressed me about this course were the par 3's, nicely elevated which made you think about club selection against the prevaling winds that kick up in the afternoon. Whoever owns that GC should invest some money, trim some of the trees, fix the dry fairways, and fix those ugly bunkers. The place could be a gem if maintained. I think they should in order to compete with the nearby excellent courses like Eagle Glen, Hidden Valley, and Trilogy.

Also, the dress code should be enforced. A good golf course always has a dress code. I say: A golf course looks as good as those who pay to play.

Played this course on 5/17. Conditions were all great with the exception of the bunkers which were a little on the hard side. Greens are well taken care. As it got windy the greens rolled faster, so we had to adjust as we moved through the course. Fariways were lush and the rough was good. This course definitely has a private country club feel. Only drawback to this course is that it is a short course. You only need to bring your driver on 2-3 holes. While it lacks in distance it makes up in tightness. Accuracy is a must here because you have houses on left and right of you on all holes. All in all, its a good course and I will return to this course in the future.

Played MM on 1/21. Course was in good condition. Tee boxes were a little uneven; some fairways had some barespots; greens were great with very little divot marks. People seem to fix their marks here which is great. Good hilly course. The par 3, 13th is a gem of a hole. Overall, I enjoyed the course. Plus, the low fee makes it even more enjoyable to play. Will be back soon.

Played on 1/5. Let me tell you these are the fastest greens with the toughest pin locations I have encountered on a golf course. Excellent course with a lot of slope. I found that you have to be real good with your wedges to score well on this course because of the slope. Great 3rd hole and a grueling finishing hole. The tee boxes were in great shape. The fairways were also good. The pace of play was excellent. We finished the round in 3.5 hours. Too bad this course is out in the middle of nowhere (Murrietta). I'll definitely be back.

Went to RHCC on 11/22. Payed twilight rate ($28). For this rate it was worth it. It was not crowded at all. I got on as a single in less than 30 minutes. Conditions are great all around. Greens were rolling true. Tee boxes and fairways were in great shape. They sure take care of this facility. Overall, had an enjoyable experience. Will definitely come back and play this course again.

Played the course on 11/12. Good challenging course! I was very impressed with the conditions of the course. Great fairways, a lot of soft sand (fell in them about 6 times), good conditioned tee boxes, immaculate greens, and great layout. They just rolled the greens so the greens played really fast. Its a good course to test your golf skill level. I score in 80's when I play the muni's. Once in a while I like to trully test my golf skill and find out how really good I am at championship courses like Oak Valley. I shot a 92 (still need some work). I used all of the clubs in my bag. The layout makes you think about ball placement. Place it right and you'll be rewarded with a good shot to the green. I will definitely play this course again but at the twilight rate. $75 prime fee felt to steep for me. The course, however, is worth of its high ranking in Southern California, as one of the best courses to play.

Played Chino Creek course on 10/30. I was disappointed at the fee ($46) for cart path only on the front nine (because of overseeding). El Prado should at least provide a discount or provide free practice range balls for playing the Chino Course. Plus it allowed fivesomes on this course which slowed the pace of play. A fivesome for cartpath only? I don't get it. El Prado should do what Empire Lakes does when they overseed - drop the fees and provide a sleeve of range balls. The fee is too high for this course too.