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6100 N. Stephens Ranch Road • La Verne, CA 91750 • (909) 593-8211
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664400gg - Torrance
Played Marshall Canyon on 4 Oct. The tee boxes had numerous divits, the fairways were in fair condition, lots of brown areas, the sand traps were ok, the greens were in good condition. No breakfast until 0700, and is limited. Lunch is also limited. Overall the green fee is reasonable and the course is very secnic and challanging. Needs a little care and it will be in good shape.

Posted: Wednesday, October 8, 2008
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664400gg - Torrance
Enjoy playing here even with the long drive. The course is definitely worth the green fee.

Posted: Thursday, September 11, 2008
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BHumphreys - Covina
Fairways were very wet and muddy in some spots. Greens were very soft, occasionally wet, resulting in a plugged ball every now and then. Was only in the sand once and the quality and quantity was good. Pace of play was somewhat slow, went out at 7:30 AM and finished at 12:30. For the price ($41) it was worth it. No cart girl until noon.

Posted: Sunday, August 31, 2008
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supermaq04 - Monrovia
Course was really nice from teebox to green. I had no issues. There wasn't too many people on the course ahead or behind us (we got on 5 minutes after a 5.6 earthquake). Poor guy in the proshop wanted to go home. If you've never played here, the greens will almost always break away from the mountain no matter what your eyes tell you.

Posted: Wednesday, July 30, 2008
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IronDuke13 - San Dimas
This course kicked my butt today. No excuses outside of some poor course management and missed shots. A beautiful day, there were 4 groups just off the first tee when we arrived at 3:00, and only one group on the entire back nine (a women's tournament had just finished). The starter told us to start off an 10 to avoid the crowd, and we finished in about 3-3 1/2 hours.

Course is in solid shape, greens are playing a bit slow but in good condition. This course is not going to dazzle you with its difficulty, but it will find its ways to challenge you. Still probably the best value in the local area, and far preferrable to waiting to play six hour golf down the road at San Dimas Canyon.

Posted: Wednesday, June 11, 2008
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randy_o - Simi Valley
Played on the morning of 5/26/08. Although the course policy is not to allow a group of 5 out before 9:00AM on weekends & Holidays, they let a group of 5 play in front of us, and our time was 8:13AM. They need to enforce their policy, or why bother with having one. deano & gbecker414 were also part of my group. Tee boxes were in average shape. Fairways were OK, but there are bare spots in many areas, making for a tough lie if your ball happened to land in one. Rough was OK, and bunkers average. Greens were in good shape. Soft and receptive to approach shots. A real challenge to putt well since they are very contoured and fast downhill.

Posted: Tuesday, May 27, 2008
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kevbig - Rowland Heights
Played today Tuesday 4/22. Tee'd off at noon and found no one on the course. Thought maybe because the greens were just punched or some other bad omen of things to come, but I was wrong. Marshall Canyon was in better condition than I remembered it being the last time I played there.

Tees, fairways, and sand were generally fine. Nothing bad to speak of. Rough was non-existent and fairways were firm and fast. The way I like them. Greens were unexpectedly good. When you are standing on them, they look bumpy and slow but other than two holes, I found them to roll quite true and were faster than they appear. As someone else pointed out, everything breaks away from the mountains and every green slopes back to front so keep that in mind.

I can pretty hard on a course but usually thats because of my own expectations. Maybe since I wasn't expecting much from Marshall Canyon, I was pleasantly surprised and would come back in heartbeat.

Posted: Tuesday, April 22, 2008
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IronDuke13 - San Dimas, CA
Been a regular player at Marshall over the past 3-4 years, and it is still one of my preferred spots to play a round at.

Course is in good shape, and has definitely been improved since the time I first started playing there. Decent fairways, generally slow, but well-kept greens. Be very aware of the fact that the entire course is on a slope (on holes 10 and 18, if you look back toward the clubhouse, you will notice that IT seems to be sloped). This is the cause of the tough-to-read greens, as almost all of them are going to naturally break away from the mountains. This isn't always the case, but a good general rule to keep in mind if you've never played Marshall before.

I am sad to note that over the last six months or so, there seems to have been a very large influx of new players to the course. While my father and I used to get through a round in 2 1/2-3 1/2 hours, it is now generally in the 4+ range.

The staff is friendly, most especially the starter who works on the weekdays. He seems to keep things smoother and more flowing than the kids who work on the weekends. A fun course, and a good alternative to some of the busier and tournament-laden nearby courses.

Posted: Tuesday, April 22, 2008
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pjrcol - Arcadia
The course is in descent shape BUT GEEZ slow ass play. Let me ask every course in southern california this question. On the PGA tour the tee times are typically 11 minutes apart. Why is it that in these courses they are 7 or 8 minutes apart?

Posted: Saturday, April 19, 2008
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weber - coto de caza
I really enjoy Marshall Canyon, because of the challenge puttting the greens, but since they were so bumpy and untrue, took the pleasure out of it. Sure would love to see what it would be like to putt on these greens if they were fast and true. Course was decent otherwise, with perhaps a few too many bare spots in the fairways.

Posted: Thursday, April 3, 2008
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gordon24 - ontario
played on 3/22. course in good shape. greens a little furry, but there getting ready to plug. only problem was slow play because too many people want to play the blues when they should be playing the whites.

Posted: Thursday, March 27, 2008
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brownbear - Covina
overall the course was in good shape, greens were firm for the most part.

Posted: Monday, January 21, 2008
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skyclmbr - Rancho Cucamonga
From the parking lot the course looked great. Well we were very dissapointed.

Posted: Wednesday, December 12, 2007
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brownbear - covina
actually played course on november 19 and november 26

Posted: Wednesday, November 28, 2007
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wblackman796 - Riverside
This course is totally different than a few years ago and it shows- it was busier than last time I played, and in better shape- especially the greens. I guess we were in front of the aerication which is next week so they were like awesome, hard to read, breaks like away from the hill except on #7, #7 broke 'toward' the hillside! It was a little wet in the morning but it was cloudy and drizzly, and in the afternoon the clearing brought wildlife like a redtail hawk and a bobcat and more deer. It was wild, there are not any homes but the forest and a canyon, and so quiet too.

Once the clouds and drizzle parted we could see downtown LA skyline- when we played before it was too smoggy along the foothills. Our friends brought us back after 2 or 3 years away.

The guy from the snack bar helps us when our cart was fading after 9 holes to get a new cart faster than the proshop folks

I took the advice from locals and before- the greens are breaking toward the ocean or valley except #7- which broke uphill I swear! The seniors that walkn here are crazy, its a giant mountain it talkes too long to walk it and they should make the walkers let the carts play through since its busier now!

Posted: Wednesday, October 17, 2007
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DBL - Los Angeles
Through the summer and fall I have been attempting to play all the full 18 hole LA County courses. Today I played Marshall Canyon. For me from Mid-city LA it was about a 42 mile drive, but going against the incoming traffic on the 210 was not that bad. I left home at 6:30 am and was teeing off at 8:12 with a couple of respectable old timers. There was a 3-some in front of us and a 2-some behind. This kind of grouping would never happen at an LA City Course and I don't understand the logic of it here! Our 3-some had to wait minutes for every shot on every hole with the par-3's backed up by two groups. What are Marshalls for? Despite the slow play I found the course interesting in the way the routing followed the terrain of the San Gabriel Mountain footlands. The focus of the routing takes advantage of crossing the Canyon that comes into play several times in the round which calls for a forced carry, but mostly on par-3 holes. The Front-9 seems to ascend the slope of the foothills and then descend to the cubhouse. The Back-9 flows down the foothills and then back up. There are great mountain views to the north and far away vistas to the southern valley. On a couple of holes the Live Oak Reservoir is visible below. Unfortunatly the "Oldtimers" I was playing with were San Dimas regulars who had come here because of a tournament on their course and we were all baffled by the breaks on the greens. I had read that all the putts break toward the valley, but sometimes you just don't know because the slope appears otherwise! Also almost all of the greens are really higher on the back and slope down toward the front. Maybe that's why they keep the greens cut a little longer than most and why they are so wet. The problem with the overly wet greens is that the water seeps down toward the front of the greens and when landing a ball there it just dies!?! If this is the way they maintain the course then I will adjust the next time I play here. It may be a while though. I didn't play well here and would like to return to see what I can really do with some foreknowledge. However, for me to drive this far I would rather play Mountain Meadows. I would place this course toward the top of the second tier County courses along with Lakewood, Diamond Bar, Links at Victoria and Chester Washington, all of which are closer to my home.

Posted: Wednesday, October 10, 2007
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weber - coto de caza
For the most part the course is in nice condition, However the greens, which are what defines this course, need to be quicker to allow this course to present any challenge at all. With slow soft greens, this place is "ripe for the taking". Always a fun place to play!

Posted: Friday, September 7, 2007
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paco59 - Lakewood
Greens were very soft and wet. There was mud puddles on various holes. Watch out for the arroyo, my ball disappeared in that thick brush. Fun course and got to see some deer next to the 1st hole.

Posted: Saturday, July 21, 2007
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aluc6rd - Rowland Heights
Great Value Golf Course

Posted: Tuesday, July 3, 2007
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aluc6rd - Rowland Heights, CA
Played on 6/30/2007.

Pros: Great beginner/intermediate course. Good lay up holes and wide fairways give a lot of options off the tee box. Course was not crowded that day. Forces the player to use alot of different clubs. Great value for $34 internet discount.

Cons: Fairway a bit brown and dried out in several areas. Tee box on 13 was under repair, temporary tee box was created, not that big of a deal.

Overall, the course played well. The greens are slower than other courses.

Posted: Monday, July 2, 2007
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glamisrat - covina
played 6-23-07 course in good shape
congrats raiderfan on your top score,
but you do know I let you win.

Posted: Monday, June 25, 2007
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putt4dough - WALNUT
I THOUGHT THE COURSE WAS GOOD FOR ITS VALUE. THE TEE BOXES AND FAIRWAYS ARE MAINTAINED PRETTY WELL, SOLONG AS THE "HACKERS" DON'T OVER PLAY THIS GOLF COURSE. THE ROUGH IS LUSH ENOUGH TO GET A CLEAN SWING AND FLY A SHOT OUT OF IT. THE SAND TRAPS HAD GOOD QUALITY OF SAND, NOT THIS OR HARD-PAN. DIFFENTLY PLAYABLE. THE GRENS ARE VERY "SPONGY" WHICH MADE THEM ROLL PRETTY SLOW, AND WITH THE SOPES OF THE SURROUNDING (MOUNTAIN) RANGES IT MADE THE GREENS SEEM TO ROLL EVEN SLOWER. THE GREENS ARE IN GOOD CONDITION, THOUGH YOU WILL HAVE TO REALLY GIVE YOUR PUTTS A LITTLE MORE "POP" TO GET IT ROLLING.
OVERALL IT IS A GOOD COURSE AND IS KEPT IN GOOD PLAYING CONDITION. I WOULD PLAY IT AGAIN.

Posted: Sunday, May 27, 2007
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bigtthegolfer1 - WHITTIER
Beutiful challenging course worth the cash!

Posted: Wednesday, April 25, 2007
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bigmidget - Monrovia
Good course... especially for the rate.

Posted: Sunday, April 8, 2007
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weber - coto de caza
After reading the prior reviews I expected the course to be in horrible condition. Well this is not Riviera so I have to cut it some slack. Fairways were questionable, as was the rough, but the course is not too bad. Greens were too slow for my liking, but realatively ok. I just like this track, a nice departure from the "big courses"

Posted: Thursday, March 22, 2007
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thezman - la verne
this is probably the best i have ever seen this course look. my friends told me it was in bad shape. but as soon as i got there i new they had the wrong information

Posted: Monday, March 19, 2007
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Hogan - Rancho Cucamonga
OUCH...

Posted: Tuesday, December 26, 2006
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ohpoh - LOS ANGELES
ONE OF THE WORST COURSE I PLAYED ON. FAIRWAYS HAVE POT HOLES IN THEM, TEE BOXES ARE ALL DIRT, AND EVERYBODY PLAYS SLOW. TEED OFF 40 MINS PAST MY TEE TIME. NEVER PLAYING HERE AGAIN. THIS PLACE SUCKS!

Posted: Thursday, December 21, 2006
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thebrowze - Monrovia
Overall this is a good, and from what I've seen, well maintained course. The greens are really what make this course. They are very tricky in some spots and difficult to read. The are soft and will catch approach shots well but fast at the same time. Putting here is a real challenge.

Because the course isn't very long the course is set up to place a premium on accuracy off the tee. There are spots on the course where a ball in the fairway will not have an unobstructed path to the greens. This course is easier to play the second time around when you have a better feel for the greens and a better idea of where to place your shots.

Posted: Sunday, December 10, 2006
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thebrowze - Monrovia
Just played this course for the first time. I was pretty impressed that the course is in such good shape for this time of year. One reason that it is in such good shape is they must be putting a ton of water on it...some spots were pretty soggy, but not water in the shoes soggy. Still playing short, all the tee boxes are up in front, on one hole they even have everyone playing from the gold tee box which takes 100 yards off the hole. The greens are in really good shape in my opinion, balls are rolling true for the most part. I would definitely recommend this course, I had a great time playing it.

Posted: Thursday, November 16, 2006
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sportsdoc - pasadena
Course is playing short, tee boxes are getting reseeded. Sand traps were very good. Greens were soft and a bit wet. Not too bad for Marshall Canyon.Course is greener. I don't expect too much from this course. It was a fun day.

Posted: Saturday, October 7, 2006
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tomgonzales - monterey park
marshall canyon is getting in better and better shape

Posted: Wednesday, September 27, 2006
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tomgonzales - monterey park
although slow for middle of week it is always fun to play there

Posted: Thursday, September 14, 2006
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mski888 - Carson, CA
Played it a couple of weeks ago for the second time and fared quite better than the first time when I didn't know where to hit my shots especially on some of the blind approaches/shots on several holes.

Quite an interesting overall layout. I hardly had a level lie throughout my round. It is narrow and lined with trees on some holes but there are also a couple of fairly open holes where you can let it rip. The greens are fairly well designed and most of them had some moderate slope to them with a few very undulating greens that at times borders on being unfair. If they keep the greens in great shape, the greens could be very very challenging and fun to play. But unfortunately that day, it was rolling quite slow and very bumpy. Fairways were average and the sand was somewhat in better shape. Tee boxes were average.

Will play here again because the layout is quite fun and just hoping that the overall condition of the course will improve soon because this is one of the better LA county courses in terms of design and layout.

Posted: Thursday, September 7, 2006
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swinger70 - burbank
greens could use more maintenance. pretty hard to read the
slopes. some holes are unforgiving. overall, though....a pretty
good course

Posted: Tuesday, September 5, 2006
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stickboy - Lakewood
I played yesterday (Sunday) and teed off at about 10:15. It was a great day and there were a lot of positives about this course.

Its not your typical L.A. County course. There are only a couple houses on the course, and it is surrounded by lots of natural vegetation and wildlife. I didn't see any deer, but there were tons of hummingbirds and some other birds you don't see in Lakewood. Lots to enjoy if you're playing a five plus hour round.

The course itself is also different and interesting. Very short by modern standards, with three par fives (one 458 yards from the blue tees) that most mid-handicappers could reach with two good shots. The par fours are all short to medium and straight or dog leg left (so slicers beware). They have a couple really nice par threes, too. All in all, a confidence builder if you're a decent player and can work the ball right to left.

On the down side, the course from tee to green was wetter than any course I have ever played. Those of you who have played El Dorado after a few days of rain have a pretty good mental picture. It was like rainy day golf, but it wasn't raining. Also, some of the greens, especially on the back side, have that fungus or whatever it is. Maybe that's why most of the other greens are shaggy and slow. Whatever the reason, it makes the greens much easier to putt than they could be, and makes for easier scoring.

I would recommend sneaking off to this course once in a while. It's a nice change of pace.

Posted: Monday, July 31, 2006
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It_Dont_Mean_A_Thing - Irvine
Where were the marshalls? I even waved at one on the 10th to get his attention - he looked and went the other way. The marshalls really should have monitored the pace. The group in front of us was a group of four that held two groups up at every hole since the 4th. They really should have been playing from the whites, if not reds.
Other than the pace and lack of marshalls, very nice/scenic course. Greens were super slow in the morning, from the heavy clouds and drizzle, but dryed up by the later part of the day. Some tee boxes were beat up, because it can't dry up (from trees blocking the sun). The greens stayed soft all day though.
Cafe/Food staff were very friendly, along with the lady on the food cart.
I would play again, hopefully playing through a little quicker next time.

Posted: Sunday, June 11, 2006
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steve663 - aliso viejo
Right now this course can't fight back because the greens are very slow. With faster greens this becomes a much more difficult course to score on. Fairways and tees are a little beat up. Length is not needed here. On many holes you have to aim down the tree line on the right or left. Every fairway has some degree of slope to it. It has some nice medium length par 3's.

Posted: Wednesday, May 17, 2006
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breiske - Claremont
Great scenery. Almost always see deer. Lots of slope...fairways and greens. It's very tough to go without a three-putt on your round. You can use your driver a lot. Long hitters may lay up on two or three doglegs. Always expect the mountain to push your putt. Walkable and well worth the money.

Posted: Monday, April 24, 2006
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NutNButCup - Buena Park
Played on April 21. This was my first time playing this course. I was amazed that on a Friday afternoon around 1:00pm the course was not very busy. As noted by the privious reviewer most of the fairways need to be played down one side or the other to avoid ending up in the rough due to sloping fairways. The tee boxes, fairways, and bunkers are in good shape. The rough has some bare areas. The greens, although I putted decent, drove me crazy. Many of the greens are severely pitched. I am guessing that in order to keep down hill putts from rolling off the greens they keep the greens SLOW and bumpy. If you have a 25 footer up hill you better tee it up to get it to the hole. I heard the greens were aerated two weeks ago so hopefully they will get better. The layout is nice. There are a few holes with almost 90 degree doglegs, DONT hit your driver or you will put it through the turn. I was lucky to play with a couple of locals who clued me in. The price is worth what you get.

Posted: Sunday, April 23, 2006
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t8fish - Altadena
Played Marshall Canyon for the first time today. It was easier to get some tee time options on short notice than Sant Anita.

Generally hilly with a lot of contour and/or slope on the greens. A bit of a backup on the first tee, but not too bad. But when we came down the back of the green of the par-three second to the third hole, there were three foursomes stacked up ahead of us. I don't know what caused the logjam, but in fairness to the course, once we got through that hole, the general pace was pretty steady with only a few relatively short waits thereafter. Also, while we didn't have the fastest grouparound, we never really lost any ground on the group ahead that wasn't regained.

I think it netted out to around a five-and-change hour round.

A lot of the fairways had a predominant slope one way or the other, so in that respect it was target golf. You want to be able to get the ball on the high side or else, in some cases, even a good, centered drive will run off to one side. Also, if you are not fond of sidehill lies, this wouldn't be your first choice to play.

While not a generally long course there are some interesting par threes that hit over barrancas and a few short but severe dogleg par fours in the mix.

Because of all the sidehills, I wouldn't make it too regular a course, but I enjoyed the challenge and I liked it as a change of pace. I was struggling early, but seemed to figure some stuff out later in the round, so that always leaves one feeling positive, as if something has been accomplished even if not the best score.

Additionally, there are some nice views from around the course.

Generally, no negatives, just a matter of what you like based on the descriptions above. The greens have been punched recently and were still showing it and running slow. I have assume they will get much better. Definitely challenging greens.

Overall, I enjoyed it and recommend trying it.

Posted: Saturday, April 22, 2006
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gordon24 - ontario,ca
played 4/2/06.great course for a hacker like me.can be forgiving at times.would have been better if not for the 6hr round. we had norman newguy in the blue shirt in front of us that would take 10 practice swings, then hit the ball 20 yards. i would highly recomend .

Posted: Thursday, April 6, 2006
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berryv1 - ARLETA
Felt sorry for the starter , everybody called in sick or was late , so he had to ring our tranaction , answer the phone , and get the carts in line , considering all that he did a perfect job .

Posted: Sunday, March 5, 2006
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boogied - upland
Marshal Canyon is in the best shape I have ever seen it in. The greens are acutally green with little or no divot marks. They have a new pro who is running a tight ship. The rounds are getting shorter and the brush is undercontrol. If they only had a cart girl i would be in heaven. I will be back soon..

Lou Dominguez

Posted: Monday, February 27, 2006
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ChinoBob - Chino
Played NY day, and no one there. It was great! The greens were outstanding! Couldn't have been better, and never seen them like they were. Fast and scary! this is a great place to play for the $$$. Well worth it! The rest of the course was okay, as normal. Right after the rains so it was slippery, but a great time. I'll go back soon for sure.

Posted: Tuesday, January 3, 2006
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jdkim24 - cerritos
great course except for the bee that followed me all around the course. short track, but a lot of potential. the greens are too mushy (over watering). tee boxes were a bit dry on some holes. watch out because some holes aren't as long as they seem. the greens are creative but challenging.
really enjoyed the nice atmosphere and views. great course for under 50 bucks! will play again!

Posted: Saturday, November 26, 2005
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riron9 - Glendora
I play here intermittently and find the course in generally good shape. Greens have recovered nicely from recent punching. Tees were roped off which means the crew are working. Too much water in front of the greens, soggy. For 21.50 midweek and no crowds...absolutely worth it.

Posted: Wednesday, November 9, 2005
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dondadda - Rowland Hts.
Great course for the money. Interesting layout, lots of wildlife (deere, coyote)

Posted: Sunday, October 30, 2005
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weber - coto de caza
The tees have recently been overseeded, so their condition was "suspect" Nobody at the course? I got there at 11:45am and had a 12:50 tee time and not one person teed off during that time? Greens were way too slow, still recovering from recent punching, but still puttable.

Posted: Wednesday, October 26, 2005
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pinggolf - Whittier, CA
Courses needs alot of work. I played there earlier in the Summer and course was in decent shape. Needs mowing and water.

Posted: Thursday, September 29, 2005
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102169 - El Monte
what a piece of crap I'll never play at this turd again

Posted: Saturday, August 13, 2005
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joev - laverne
Greens need better upkeep. It looks like many greens have desease spots in them. Adding more water only makes them too soft and leaves many spike marks.

Posted: Saturday, August 6, 2005
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supermaq4 - Azusa
Played 7/6, course was in great condition. The greens were smooth and rolled really nice. The course was lush and the pace of play was pretty good...3hrs 45min at twilight.

Posted: Thursday, July 7, 2005
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huerta - Alhambra
Played on 6-20 for the first time in 4 years. Had not been back since the greens got diseased and the course conditions fell apart. I have to admit, Marshall Canyon has made a nice comeback. Don't expect the fairways to be green everywhere or very fast, but they're moderate to good. Yet, more importantly the greens are back to being nice, rolling nice. Just be careful playing in the PM because they overwatered them a bit just before the twiligit. All in all a fun round.

Posted: Monday, June 27, 2005
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rogoose - Montclair
Played 5/13 in the morning. Greens were indeed a little bare on a couple of greens. But on other greens, they were a little lush. This made those greens very slow and somewhat hard to also read. Once again local knowledge is a must reading these greens and their slop. And I’ve only played here a couple of times. Sooooo it’s a good thing I have a great sense of humor. If you also have one you better bring it with you. LOL
All in all nice layout with varying drives and doglegs available to make for an interesting day. Well worth the money. But be prepared for the cost of a hot dog, not worth it at all!!!

Posted: Monday, May 16, 2005
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supermaq4 - Azusa
The golf course was in pretty good condition all except the greens. A lot of them had some sort of disease that left a lot of bare spots on some of them. These greens are hard enough without the bare spots.

Posted: Saturday, May 14, 2005
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leesreview - brea
ok course. Forgiving fairway. I would recommend beginners for this course. Becareful of the mountain break when you are on the green. There's hardly anybody playing. We were able to take our time and finish it in less than 3 1/2 hours.

Posted: Monday, May 9, 2005
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raylarabee - Riverside, Ca
I was told that playing this course would be an interesting event. It truely was. The trees were brutal! You get in the tree line...forget it! They're old and they know how to "play" with your ball! Once you hit in the trees, do your best to get out as soon as possible. The greens are even tougher to figure. They're slow when you think they'll be fast. They will not break the way you read them either. This course will make an average golfer want to quit...or take the challenge again! I accept the challenge...I hope I can do better the next time!

Posted: Sunday, May 1, 2005
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bigmac - lakewood
Mother's Day and Father's Day special - all moms on Mother's Day and all dads on Father's Day will receive 50% discount off their greens fee...

Posted: Wednesday, April 27, 2005
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melnick - rancho palos verdes
Overall a mediocre LA County Muni course. A number of doglegs to make the layout interesting but the conditions were fair at best. Lost of bare spots on the fairways and the greens were awful although ut has been two weeks since they had been punched. Teed off at 11:00 on Sunday and round took 6 hours - waits at every tee box.

Posted: Wednesday, April 20, 2005
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joev - la verne
Greens are still a little bumpy from airating. but still playable. Give it a couple of more weeks and they will be fast again. Good job on re doing all the sand traps with new white sand.

Posted: Tuesday, April 19, 2005
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slkarch - Los Angeles
Not the longest course, but at the end of the day I would definitely play again. Enough trouble lurking to snatch a bad tee shot. A lot of parallel fairways which eliminates lost golf balls. The sand traps are under reconstruction and the course is very wet from the recent rains.

Posted: Wednesday, March 9, 2005
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lomeli20 - Azusa, CA
It's a good and I've played there many times. I recommend it to all my friends.

Posted: Friday, February 18, 2005
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usadiver - La Verne
Solid public course with allot of charachter on the greens. Several par 3's over canyons. The rain has really 'greened' up the course.

Posted: Friday, February 11, 2005
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mschou99 - San Dimas
An easy course but interesting to play. We played several times but never tee off on time.

Posted: Thursday, November 25, 2004
Member Since: December 30, 2003
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bigmac - l
50% off green fees on Saturday, December 18

Posted: Wednesday, November 24, 2004
Member Since: October 15, 2003
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nikegolf02 - Whittier
Course was in horrible condition, greens and tee boxes were in the worst shape. This course needs alot of care. I have played there several times and it's sad to see it in this condition.

Posted: Tuesday, November 9, 2004
Member Since: November 6, 2004
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VanillaThunder50 - Valenica
Rumor has it, the name will soon be changed to "Mushall Canyon" . Had a time on Sunday morning and it was 40 minutes late. Once we got on the course, I knew why...wet all over the place and 4 groups waiting on number 3 tee box. If we had stayed...probably would not have finished...bordering on over 6 hours. Typical muni crowd with the "I Smoke Dope" t-shirts, knee high athletic socks under the jeans and the cast off clubs. Last time for me at a city/county course on the weekends, will pay the freight and play something without the beer and bong brigade!!!

Posted: Monday, October 4, 2004
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sportsdoc - Pasadena
Overall course played well for Marshall Canyon. Played behind a senior 5some so pace was 5 hours. Should of finished in 4.25 hours. Hit the ball on the fairway, thick rough at some spots, dry at the others. Greeens were in very good condition. Can't beat the green fee of $30 playing on a Friday morning. One of very few courses that give you seperate layout card of the course, vey helpful.

Posted: Sunday, September 19, 2004
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jayclarkie - Rancho Cucamonga
Course was in good shape. Except the bunkers, they either looked like mud boggs, or were as hard as the parking lot. Everything else was good, greens rolled smooth, although a little soggy. Fairways were nice and tight, with little to no rough. Tees were freshly mown and in good condition. Will be back next month for sure.

Posted: Thursday, August 19, 2004
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palatto - Covina
Great course to play. Only took 3 hours on Wed Morning as a single. Nice tough course, lots of trees and deep areas.

Posted: Wednesday, August 18, 2004
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quaman26 - Carlsbad, CA
Course was in good shape. The greens really make this course difficult cause they are very tricky. You could not trust your visual read of the green due to the over effect of the mountain to the breaks and speed. Challenging but could mess up your putting confidence.

Posted: Monday, August 9, 2004
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wooksters - Los Angeles
Played Twilight just now in under 4.5 hours. I was kinda of mad when I first got there. Our tee time was at 2:21p, they told us it would be 5 minutes before we got on, and at 2:50p, I went up to them and I was like, how much longer? They didn't even know who we were. So, we ended up playing twilight rates and it was $27.50 with the cart. This was a fun course and fairly well maintained. I just wish the lady with the drinks came around more often cuz it was hot out there. I didn't play in the sand today, thank god, but my friend said it was fair quality. I think this place is a good, challenging course and for the money, well worth it.

Posted: Sunday, May 30, 2004
Member Since: March 24, 2004
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golfer - pomona
Great course for the price.

Posted: Tuesday, May 25, 2004
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supermaq4 - azusa
Great course, challenging greens, and a beatiful area. Sand traps needed some help though. They were hard compacted sand with too much dirt. Definitely worth the green fee $21 to walk.

Posted: Thursday, April 15, 2004
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ChinoBob - Chino
Just played it again and it's worse. Maybe after our "winter" this course will streighten up. Greens are mostly slow but overall... inconsistent. It's usually fun to play and tougher than it's rated but when it's in decent shape, it's a bargain.

Posted: Monday, March 22, 2004
Member Since: December 16, 2003
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Ed_Anaya - Santa Fe Springs
Good week day pace of play for a Friday. Greens were in good shape but still 3 putt Country. Sand Trapper could use more sand and less dirt.

Posted: Tuesday, February 17, 2004
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dmatsumura - Fontana
Customer service was not very good. Had a 10:51 am tee time, but when I got there they said we have a 11:06 tee time and we didnt tee off until 11:45 am. Course was in bad shape, the fairways need alot of attention and one of the greens were very badly scuffed on hole #9. All and all I would recommend that you play further east for the for the same amount of money or a little more you can play much better courses. Is it worth the extra 15 to 20 minute drive? You better believe it.

Posted: Monday, February 9, 2004
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1scgolfer - TORRANCE
NOT A VERY MANICURED COURSE. NEEDS LOTS OF ATTENION. NOT AS GOOD AS MOST LA COUNTY COURSES. TOO BAD IT COULD BE NICE TRACK.

Posted: Sunday, January 25, 2004
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svo86 - ontario
I'v played here two weeks in a row and the greens are in good shape and are getting better from week to week. just the scenery and the wild life ane worth the price of admission. keep a eye out for the twenty or more deer.

Posted: Monday, January 12, 2004
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1RudeDog - Rancho Cucamonga
I understand that this course was "in the line
of fires" recently.I understand that this course is a county course. I don't understand
how they can attract a local "Inland Valley
Tournament" over the labor day weekend.
The place needs some TLC and I don't think
the county gives a s--t about the place.
My brother plays here every week with his
retired buddies --- I don't know why!!
OK, no more negativism--- its a new year and
there is lots of great golf to be yet played----
in the Inland Empire!!!!!!!!!!!
RudeDog, R.C.

Posted: Thursday, January 1, 2004
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den888 - Calabasas
Played 11/30, greens were punched a few weeks ago and they were very bumpy and slow !

Posted: Tuesday, December 2, 2003
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weber - coto de caza
Every tee box was closed because of overseeding, which I have no problems with. However, why doesn't the course advise you of this BEFORE you get to the course. The greens have not yet recovered from being punched, so they were very slow and bumpy. At least I only had to endure the condition for a little less than FIVE HOURS!!

Posted: Thursday, November 27, 2003
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quaman26 - Carlsbad, CA
The tee boxes were all under repair so most of the time, the back tees are even with the forward tees. But other than that, the golf course is probably in the best condition I have ever seen it in. So except for the tee boxes and the smell (due to the wildfires), its worth it to play there right now.

Posted: Monday, November 3, 2003
Member Since: July 9, 2003
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golfnbird - Burbank
VERY disappointing because it really is a nice course to play. We had a 12:43 tee time and were told that they were running late. at 12:45 we went back in to the pro shop because we never heard any groups being called; that's when we heard them say that the 12:08 group had left. They were running late because they ran out of carts. By the time we were sent off it was 1:20 and the pace of play was sloooooooooow. Sad.

Posted: Monday, November 3, 2003
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Administrator - Westlake Village
FYI – Marshal Canyon GC was closed Sunday and Monday due to the firestorms but sustained NO damage and is now open.

Posted: Tuesday, October 28, 2003
Member Since: April 8, 1999
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brownhole1 - rancho cucamonga
Great course for the beginner to get out there and hack away!!And why not??Might as well add to the divot parade. And I wondered why I never play this course...I think the heat made it even more frustrating..It was wide open at 11:30 and it was fun just to get out there and use the driver. Greend sucked and had little sand traps on them. Tee boxes need to be cleaned up and sand traps were like moats..Let the $$$$$La Verne residents help out Jerry's kids along with this golf course..DO NOT PLAY HERE!!!

Posted: Friday, September 5, 2003
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markrief - San Dimas
Just played 2 rounds. The fairways are in good shape - bery good lies. The greens are a little bumpy, so that's one more thing to make the ball break. Almost no bare spots. Overal, for the price, it's a deal.

Posted: Monday, September 1, 2003
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quaman26 - Carlsbad, CA
Some greens were in bad shape - bare spots all over. One sand trap was all muddy with standing water in it. The fairways were ok. Putting is tricky on this course though because of the mountain. It may look to break one way but because of mountain, it breaks the other way. Nice challenge though. If the greens/bunkers are improved, it would definitely be worth the green fee.

Posted: Wednesday, August 6, 2003
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mbgolf - Fontana
The course is in good condition, except a few greens have bare spots of no grass. It may effect 1 or 2 putts in your round. All in all, enjoyed my round and shot my lowest score.

Posted: Tuesday, July 15, 2003
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golferdude47 - La Verne
THIS IS ONE OF THE WORST GOLF COURSES IVE EVER PLAYED AT. I HAVE PLAYED THER 2 TIMES AND BOTH TIMES WERE MISERABLE. THEY NEED TOO PUT ABOUT 10 MILLION DOLLERS INTO THIS COURS. WHAT A JOKE THIS IS!!!

Posted: Saturday, May 31, 2003
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detroit - Covina
NICE LAYOUT AND GOOD PRICE.GOOD STAFF,THE GREENS ARE VERY SLOPED EASY TO ROLL OFF GREENS,NOT FOR NEW GOLFERS.

Posted: Friday, March 14, 2003
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gofson2 - Sherman Oaks
Played there on Mar 2. They've done a decent job of cleaning up after the recent rains. Fairways have never been real lush, but were better than normal. Greens were a little slower than normal, but were in great shape. Backdrop of snow covered Mt Baldy was spectatular.

Posted: Wednesday, March 5, 2003
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Julie_77 - La Canada-Flintridge
Played 3/03. Tough greens and pin placements with some severe undulations.
Fairways were muddy and beat up in some places from the rain. Some fairways had potholes. Tee boxes were in fair condition.
Weather was beautiful and the surrounding area is gorgeous. A great value and I would play again. Great staff.

Posted: Tuesday, March 4, 2003
Member Since: February 23, 2003
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waudy19 - Covina
i strongly recomend this for someone that is just getting started and looking to have a good time. the staff are great group of people

Posted: Wednesday, February 12, 2003
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waudy19 - Covina
fun course. unfair bounces. and the green are slow but they are so severly sloped you sometimes cant stop the ball from rolling 10 feet bye

Posted: Wednesday, February 12, 2003
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joseph22 - Claremont
"fun course... very nice veiw and very good layout...needs some work but still very fun to play..good value very nice greens... but hard to judge..good if you cant afford a real country club!

Posted: Sunday, February 9, 2003
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den888 - Calabasas
Tough greens, scenic course. Uneven lies
and slopes on the fairways make for an interesting round. Some forced carries over canyons, etc. A good value.

Posted: Thursday, January 23, 2003
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Haywood - Upland
The course is fairly short, but what makes this a beauty is the greens. Local knowledge is key. Everything breaks away from the mountains...how much is the question. Staff is very friendly and they just got new electric carts.

Posted: Wednesday, January 15, 2003
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davlis - West Covina
Course is in decent condition. Greens were nice and firm but very tricky. Lost of three putts. The fairways were somewhat rough in places but overall they were decent. Not a long course but very fun and challenging.

Posted: Monday, January 13, 2003
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peteka98 - Alta Loma
This course is just a dump. they need to put a lot of money into the entire course. it has a great layout but needs to be taken care of.

Posted: Tuesday, January 7, 2003
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jlin513 - Pasadena
Country Club like mountain course features tight fairways and very challenging greens. It's very easy to three-putt on this course with two and three-tiered greens featuring severe slope. Great course for the mid to low handicappers.

Posted: Wednesday, January 1, 2003
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