Played Oak Quarry on Wednesday, 4/16/08 and was very pleased with the conditon of the course. Tees, fairways, sandtraps, rough and greens were all in very good condition. My experience at Oak Quarry is that due to the extreme heat that occurs in this area they never cut the greens very short and as a result they are normally on the slow side. This was true for our round but it really did'nt take away from a great day on the course. The personnel all treat you great and the experience at Qak Quarry is 1st rate.

Played on Saturday 4-5-2008 and was very disappointed by the current conditon of course. The greens had been plugged recently and were very rough. After practice putting we asked the people in the clubhouse if the course greens were as bad and they said they were worse. I've played many courses after plugging and the greens are playable these were not. Large clumps of grass and very little sand to smooth them out. Short putts were an adventure. The fairways had not been mowed in several days so fairway shots were like hitting out of short rough. The current project of removing grass between fairways to give the course a desert look is a great idea to help conserve water. Course layout is fun without being too tough but with the current condtions if you have to drive very far to play here I'd wait a while.

Played the Creek/Oaks 18 on Friday 1/18/08. The course was in fair condition for the middle of winter. Fairways were being plugged on the Creek 9 so your shoes were caked with mud most of the time. Oaks fairways were in good shape. Greens were fast and smooth but half of every green was plugged and sanded. All of the pins were put in areas without sand so putting was'nt really hurt that badly. Temecula Creek has 18 very good holes in the Oaks/Stonehouse. The Creek 9 is very dull. When you call to make a tee time ask for the Oaks/Stonehouse. If you can't get on that combination I would'nt suggest making a long drive to play the course.

Played Green Tree on 10/12/07 and was pleasantly surprised. The greens, tees, fairways and traps were in very good shape. The city of Victorville is really making an effort to improve this course. Lots of workers on the course adding landscaping to improve the appearance of the course. The biggest problem this course has is that the majority of the holes have homes on both sides of the fairways. It just is'nt very scenic.

Played on Friday 10-5. Have been playing this course quite a bit in 2007. I don't know what has happened in the last month but a lack of maintenance is really obvious. The greens have become infested with a weed that really affects the roll of your putts and for some reason they've decided they don't need to mow anyhere but the tees and greens. Fairways are shaggy and the rough has grown extremely high in most areas of the course. This course is the best layout in the high desert and the condition is usually better than this. The summer in the area was quite hot and most of the courses here experienced problems with their greens but have made efforts to improve them. Green top dressing and winter over seeding is suppose to take place in the next 2-3 weeks but most of the courses in this area have already done this. I hope this helps take care of the problems. Unless you live in the the area I do not think this course is worth the drive from the LA/OC/Inland Empire areas.