Played 9/16/05; this is one of the best courses and toughest ones I have ever played. A true Scottish links course by Robert Trent Jones Jr. The course is subject to high winds, which makes it very tough. The 16th green is worth the round extremely pretty, and the double green on the 9th & the 18th is a good touch.

Played Wednesday, the 15th: The course just aerated the greens 10 days ago,
they are starting to come back but they are slow. The sand traps were wet and
played poorly (like hitting off clay) I have never seen this before here maybe
a groundkeeper mistake? Other than that the course played well except for
the wildlife on the back 9 that day, I spotted over 50 Skunks over 5 holes on
the tee boxes, fairways, and greens. It made the round a little interesting to dodge
them.

Played Thursday, May 26, 2005: This was my 1st time here, the front 9 holes are straight forward with wide fairways and some water in play just like most muni’s.
But the back 9, what a difference a lot of elevation changes and a great lay out.
It is a short course and a Par 70, but it was fun to play.
They also feature a great practice area.

Played Tuesday, the 24th: The course is a little firmer due to the hot weather we just had.
The some of the greens looked like they were punched but very playable.
The 3rd Hole is now playing to the correct distance. Overall the course is playing very well.

Played Friday May, 13th : This is a very tough course to play It was very hard to get a round. Every drive off the tee is blind, you have to be very accurate in your shots no room for forgiveness. The course in great shape and the service is great. But this is too
much course for me and it will be a long time for me to come back and play here .

Played on May 1st:The greens are in great shape after being aerated earlier last month, they played real fast and firm. The fairways are getting real thin and the hotter weather is going to
get to them unless they do something about it. The course is a wide-open course with very little
trouble to get into. It has some length to it but very easy to get around and score. The best feature on the course is the practice areas some of the best the city has to offer.

Played Sat. April 16th: The Course has responded well to the recent rains, the greens are firm and fast. The fairways are lush with no hard pan to hit off. The rough is the same with little or no ground cover. This is a tricky course because of the narrow fairways and tall trees, your best bet is to stay on the fairways or you can be in trouble.
The best feature of this course is the Green Fees very reasonable, and you can get on the course on the weekends easy.

Played 4/12: The course played great today, wished I did.
The greens are still sandy and have holes in them, but are still playable.
Give them another week or two then watch out!
The fairways are great, and what can you say about the layout this has a
feel of a private course. This is the only place you can play a George Thomas
course with out being a member. I was disappointed to find the pond was drained
on the 4th. Hole but still prevents the use of a driver. Over all this is best time to play
this course before the summer season hits.

- - Played 4/6 The course is in great shape despite the greens have recently been aerated, but they putt well. The fairways are great and the rough is also thick. They are working on hole #3 and moved up the tee box 50 yards to play at 350yards from the Blue tees. The course has a fill of a private club because of the lay out by George Thomas ( Rivera, Bel Aire, Los Anegles cc North ) I think this is a must play loop.

The course looks good, and plays very well now after the aeration and re seeding of most of the tee boxes. They are also reseeding the fairway now too. The rain we had during the last 2 weeks has help out the course.

Played on Sat. 9/25: Summer has caught up to this course. The greens are still OK, but the fairways are toast . There are many bare
spots and hard. The teee boxs are spent also too many bare spots and not level at all. Hopefuly the course will come back after the Santa Ana winds die down. But still a good value for the price.

Played Monday the 13th.: The course is very wide and very little trouble to get into. I played the River / Pines combo which is the longest option to play. This course has some long par 4's that make up the challange. I played on the Monday special $23 inc. cart Breakfast & Lunch. It is an Arnold Plamer managed course , & designed by Willam Bell. A great course to have fun on!