Course is in fantastic shape right now. Greens are firm and are rolling medium fast. The fairways and rough and almost perfect. One of the best deals in the inland empire.

Course is in fantastic shape right now. Greens are firm and are rolling medium fast. The fairways and rough and almost perfect. One of the best deals in the inland empire.

Played yesterday, 5/25 at 7:30 on a beautiful, sunny, windless day. The course was in excellent shape including the greens which are now rolling very nicely. This course is one of the best values in... Continue »

Played yesterday, 5/25 at 7:30 on a beautiful, sunny, windless day. The course was in excellent shape including the greens which are now rolling very nicely. This course is one of the best values in all of southern California.

Played a double dip at Goose Creek Sunday. I got to say, although it hurts me to say it publicly for fear it might change, this course is a rediculous place to play for the money. I played 36 for 10... Continue »

Played a double dip at Goose Creek Sunday. I got to say, although it hurts me to say it publicly for fear it might change, this course is a rediculous place to play for the money. I played 36 for 105 dollars and the course is nearly a perfect 10. At just about an hour both ways it can be trek to and from home, but it is amazing. We teed off in the drizzle and finished in a windy but really pleasant day. The staff is great. They know their weather to the minute. Rain seems to miss this place they said and sure enough, after a light drizzle for 3 holes, we played 33 under blue skies. The course is great. And finally... its gettable... you can score here. Would recommend to anyone who wants to make the trek, its totally worth every penny of $4 gas and green fee.

Played today and course is in good shape except for the greenside bunkers. PLEASE get some sand in them. Like hitting off the cart path. I love this course and play it about 3 times a month but the bu... Continue »

Played today and course is in good shape except for the greenside bunkers. PLEASE get some sand in them. Like hitting off the cart path. I love this course and play it about 3 times a month but the bunkers are just awful, awful.

Got out and played the Goose Friday morning, glad I did. My buddie and I had a great match going to the last hole. Bomb our drives and we're both out 160 to a back/right pin. Bud hits a safe one 40 ... Continue »

Got out and played the Goose Friday morning, glad I did. My buddie and I had a great match going to the last hole. Bomb our drives and we're both out 160 to a back/right pin. Bud hits a safe one 40 feet left of the pin. I go for it and pulled a Roy McAvoy ... 'I think I nutted it': we watch as it lands softly and slowly rolled into the drink. We had a great laugh over that one.
Oh, yeah, the course: everyone's reviews hits the nail on the head for this course but the greens had a bit of a problem after aeration and are still on the mend. May be some time before they get back to normal. And bugs: close your mouth and protect your eyes when riding the carts unless you like gnats. Spring times is in the air at the Goose:)
All around great experience, great practice area ... the food, however, is mediocore.

Played 4/17. This is my favorite course and it always starts out great in the clubhouse. Lee and everyone else I have dealt with are first class and helpful. The tee boxes and fairways were in their u... Continue »

Played 4/17. This is my favorite course and it always starts out great in the clubhouse. Lee and everyone else I have dealt with are first class and helpful. The tee boxes and fairways were in their usually excellent condition. The greens were another story. I knew that they had been punched 3-4 weeks ago but was told that they were healing nicely. They were still full of holes and VERY bumpy. I would give them at least 2 more weeks.
The bunkers are getting a little thin and could use some sand.
Pace of play is never an issue here and today was perfect. foursome got around in 4:10. I will be back in a few weeks

I was in L.A. for my first annual home visit from India. You had to know I was going to play The Goose a couple of times (at least) while I was here...and - of course, I'd be writing reviews for Gree... Continue »

I was in L.A. for my first annual home visit from India. You had to know I was going to play The Goose a couple of times (at least) while I was here...and - of course, I'd be writing reviews for Greenskeeper.org! I did play there twice (Sunday April 3 and Saturday April 9) The first round was played on a lark...I had purchased a new set of clubs as soon as I arrived...and - except for the medium bucket that I hit off the mats at the range at Westridge GC...I hadn't hit the new sticks yet. What better place to try them out than my true "home course"! When I arrived mid-morning for the Sunday round, I was greeted warmly by Jim behind the counter... He told me that if I wanted to get out and play...I had better get my shoes changed and get right out to the first too...and that we would settle my bill when I finished. That's just the kind of guy Jim is..always willing to help! He did inform me that the greens had been punched and sanded, so it was no surprise when I reached the first green. The Goose has weathered all of the recent rains well...it was nice and green and the ball was sitting up well in all fairway lies. The rough was all grown-up and it was best to keep the ball in the short-grass! The greens had begun to heal - although the punching had been done with the "big holes" - and the greens were not at their best....That's why we have Greenskeeper...so we can "know before we go! The six-days in-between rounds, the greens had healed quite a bit more and the ball was rolling more true by Saturday. Typically bumpy conditions after an aeration made putting an adventure on a few holes...but overall the greens were pretty fast...especially downhill. By the time you read this, the greens will have had yet another week-or-so to heal...so I'm sure all will be well by the end of April. There were a few bare patches and minimal GUR...so - overall - while not the perfection I have sometimes seen at Goose Creek over the years...it is still the best course in the Inland Empire and certainly one of the best bargains in all of Southern California!!

Played the Goose for the 2nd time yesterday at twilight. Love this track! everything was perfect except that the greens were recently punched and the holes were on the punched spot. They could've pla... Continue »

Played the Goose for the 2nd time yesterday at twilight. Love this track! everything was perfect except that the greens were recently punched and the holes were on the punched spot. They could've placed the pins on the good side of the greens! Got there an hour early for the twilight time and starter sent us out right away. cool. Pace of play was really good. We will be back for sure

Played 3/17/11 for the first time and couldn't be happier. The course was in absolutely beautiful condition. The fairways and greens were lush, green, and just about perfect. The staff at the clubh... Continue »

Played 3/17/11 for the first time and couldn't be happier. The course was in absolutely beautiful condition. The fairways and greens were lush, green, and just about perfect. The staff at the clubhouse, from check-in to the bar staff was fabulous. My only complaint is that we only saw the cart girl once, but we did have a late start. I would definitely play again and you can't beat the price for $39.