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Shandin Hills Golf Course

3380 Little Mountain Drive
San Bernardino, CA 92405 • (909) 886-0669

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San Bernardino, CA (92405)

56°F
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Feels like: 56°F
Humidity: 18%
Wind: NNE at 12mph

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STANDARD RATES

Mon-Thu $28.00
Fri $28.00
Sat $38.00
Sun $38.00
Holidays $38.00

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1. sherwin01ml
Posted: 01/04/10 12:57p
Member Since: Apr 3, 2008
From: rancho cucamonga

played here 1/4/10... paid $28 on a Sunday. you get what you pay for. course is NOT in the best condition right now. fairways are dry and thin. greens were fast and very difficult to check the ball. t... Continue »

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4.5
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2. bassman
Posted: 11/21/09 6:06p
Member Since: Jul 19, 2008
From: Atadena

Played here 11/21/09 the greens are in great shape, the fairways and tee boxes are thin, pace of play was slow 5 1/2 hrs to finish! they raised the rates to 52 bucks!! not worth 52 bucks!!! not when ... Continue »

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dancaban
Member Since: Dec 29, 2005

(Sorry! I accidentally posted this for #1.) Par 4. Tee Shot: Aim left of the bunker line again. Bunker on the right is reachable. Shots blocked right end up in trees and sometimes muddy lies. Shots pulled left will end up in trees up against the boundary fence. Shots hooked will end up OB or bouncing off the trees. An ideal drive will draw between the 150 pole and the bunker and catch the downslope, leaving a wedge or short iron into the green. Approach: Have enough club to clear the front bunker. Three bunkers guard this green: front, left, and back right. This green and greens on #s 3-6 should be played with the mountains in mind. Putts tend to roll towards the left side of the front bunker (looking from the fairway).

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dancaban
Member Since: Dec 29, 2005

Par 4. Tee Shot: Aim left of the bunker line again. Bunker on the right is reachable. Shots blocked right end up in trees and sometimes muddy lies. Shots pulled left will end up in trees up against the boundary fence. Shots hooked will end up OB or bouncing off the trees. An ideal drive will draw between the 150 pole and the bunker and catch the downslope, leaving a wedge or short iron into the green. Approach: Have enough club to clear the front bunker. Three bunkers guard this green: front, left, and back right. This green and greens on #s 3-6 should be played with the mountains in mind. Putts tend to roll towards the left side of the front bunker (looking from the fairway).

Hole
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