JUST A QUICK UPDATE: After course closure for what seems like a couple years, it now has NEW OWNERS that have been working on it. Rumors are of a soft opening sometime in April. Fingers crossed...

The heading should be updated to be a Semi-Private course now, open for public play. Join their email club for some discounted play opportunities during the week.
Overall, the course plays LONG, its got some blind shots for the newbies, with fairways pretty much tree lined.
Greens were super fast....maybe super super fast is more like it!!
Fairway traps seemed pretty hard packed, while green sides were nicely filled.
Believe the course would be very enjoyable for all having plenty of challenges to satisfy the low handicappers, while making us average guys think twice about managing our way around.
Gotta get back soon to try again.

Has to be the best valued under $50 senior weekday course I've played in a long while. Greens were like walking on cushions, in fabulous shape. Tee's, traps all in good condition as well. Course provides plenty of uniqueness from hole to hole. Always fun having a couple lakeside greens to get you puckering some...and finishing with a Par 3 completes things. If a downside here, there's lots of construction enhancements going on, (clubhouse & parking lot), making it a little bit of a hike to check-in. Returning for sure!

The resort "feel", without the resort price...(ok, it's kinda a resort...)) Played 4/4/22 (Creek-Oaks 9) with an early 7:20 start; of course there were the early morn dew conditions of the first few holes, but who cared. Most fairways had that wide cross-cut manicured look off the tee; pretty much all being wide & tree lined as well. Greens were mostly large, and had a couple crazy pin placements making a 3 putt fairly realistic. No real elevation changes on these two 9's, but understand the "Stonehouse" 9 provides plenty if that's your desire.
Regards to conditions: Ruff a little thick at times, sand was bountiful the couple times I experienced, greens rolled and held nicely. Plenty of challenges from hole to hole, GPS included on cart gave a good idea of direction & distance, but some fairways had some deep valleys that will surprise the 1st timers.
Played here a couple months back and enjoyed it so much, joined their "Players Club" that provides some nice discounts for multi-round players. This has become my local "go-go" course when buddies are in town.

Delightful surprise. Anyone familiar knows its been a struggle with its many challenges thru the years, but let me tell ya they're comin' back!! It's been a long time since you could look out over the course from the #1 tee box and see a lot of green!!
I'm gonna give it 3 1/2 out of 5. Front nine fairways seem to be holdin' up pretty good in the heat having been sodded. Back nine still has some bare spots that they haven't got to but will. A couple guys were out planting new trees, while a tractor was working on taking down overgrown shrubbery.
Greens overall held & rolled pretty true. Seemed like there was a slight dusting of sand on some, but having no evidence of punching. A couple also had a few spots where some foreign growth made its way on them. Actually saw a couple water holes on the course, but the burns were without & dry.
They've still got a ways to go, but hitting semi-actuate shots will keep you on the green stuff and have an enjoyable round. I'll be back soon enough.

Played 4/8/19; there's no better value in south riverside county...Played here for many years and its never been better. Less than a 4 hour round playing with my 10-15 handicapped foursome. Only issues is the grass gets thin and the ground is hard around the water areas, so caution is needed with the extended roll...along with some attention to sand levels in the traps, and conditions would be ideal. Tony the starter is a comedian and gets your round off to a good start.

Mid-morning round brought us back here on Monday after a couple year hiatus...
I will say that most of the posted pictures, although old, are still pretty good representation of the course today, minus any scenes with water as there wasn't any.
Greens were in magnificent shape, not to fast or slow. Fairways a bit thin, sand was dark/wet mud like, but got out of them ok.
At the start, there had to be at least a 10 minute gap between the twosome teeing off in front of us and our foursome, that resulted for some reason in a big backup at the 4th, par 3...
Had to be a solid 4.5 hour round with the twosome always in our sites...
Would play again as it was a pretty good value for caliper of course.

Course is making a comeback!! I'm gonna give it an A+ for effort to this point, but a C+/B- for overall conditions. The same overseeding task continues on the remaining three or four holes allowing no carts, one hole on the back actually as a temporary green @ 100yd out, drastically reducing a par five.
Greens are in pretty good shape, with some having issues on their parameter. Most of the bunkers looked to have numerous small small rocks.
The Burns scattered throughout the course could be surprise, but they provided a course guide along with GPS in carts that provided all the needed distances to avoid them.
Played Saturday morning @ 8 in a foursome, and the only time we slowed down was to allow a couple twosomes play thru...This place could use a push of activity to keep the rehab efforts going, which I'll soon be returning. Also a good staff for wrapping things up @ the 19th.

Pleasantly surprised!!! Usually with an economical round, your expectations are low. Here there are various elevation changes having great views, no side by side fairways, and greens having an excellent surface. Other then the traps being firmly packed, for a 50 year old course this place has plenty to offer any type duffer. I'll be returning...

This is a place with the old time feel. Pretty much a municipal course atmosphere, with outstanding greens. Very flat, easily walked. Good mix of left/right dog legs, with all fairways being tree lined.
Not a glamorous course by any means, but it's a very satisfying place to work the ball, hit it straight, with challenging approaches to sometimes smaller then expected greens for the first time player.
I'll go back..........

Enjoy this course with its variety of holes. Fairly wide open, a few holes with elevation changes mix it up a bit. The waterholes have been either overgrown with tall vegetation or very low levels. Course was a bit wet with an early 8am tee time, so they're pumping water on it.
All but one green was in pretty good condition, (the bad one looked liked maybe their lawn mower leaked gasoline over it having 5 or 6 three inch wide streaks of no grass from end to end). All the others were in good shape, but ran medium to slow. Shots held pretty good.
Plenty of fairway bunkers to maneuver, being fairly hardpan. A couple of the green side traps I witnessed had some real nice soft, thick sand, (but can't say for all).
Fairly nice go-to course, but not on the glamorous side.
Get on their email list to take advantage of the occasional deals.

This I believe is as close to a resort course as you can get in south-west Riverside county.
Conditions were close to immaculate, top notch practice areas open to those that play, and a few one-of-kind tee shots that'll make you want to scratch your head.
Lots of elevation changes, oak trees and bunkers in the middle of fairways that make you want to do your homework prior to your round.
Afternoons tend to be a bit breezy complicating the higher elevation tees a whole lot more than they already are!!!
If there was an adage that said, "the more it cost the tougher the course", then this would be the place.
Although the $$'s to play has come down dramatically since it opened, still look for deals, especially on their web site if you know someone in the area.
This is one course everyone should play & experience at least once!!