Last day of the So Cal golf trip was at The Crossings. Layout is target golf at it’s best. Front nine has some wider fairways but it gets tight on the back with thick brush and steep drops lining th... Continue »

Last day of the So Cal golf trip was at The Crossings. Layout is target golf at it’s best. Front nine has some wider fairways but it gets tight on the back with thick brush and steep drops lining the sides of the fairways. Numerous elevation changes throughout the course with one water feature on the 7th holes which is a huge waterfall over rocks into a pond guarding the green.

Good conditions all around with the greens rolling smooth at a medium fast pace. Greens have some tricky undulations to them. On the front nine, I mainly found myself on the correct tier and had some easy two putts. On the back nine I had to work for it due to being on the wrong tier.

Fairways and tee boxes were in nice condition throughout. The one sand trap I was in had nice fluffy sand. In fact it was the best of the week.

Course is not walkable due to a couple of extremely long transfers. Carts have GPS in them with distance to the pin.

Customer service was ok. Employees in the pro shop and restaurant were excellent. Bag attendants and marshal. Not so much.

Given the good conditions and unique layout/setting, coupled with a few ocean views (when the marine layer clears out), The Crossings is a recommended course.