Cinnabar Hills Golf Club - Canyon/Mountain

It’s my third time playing here course is in good shape but the greens r very fast and hard to read. Place of play is good didn’t wait at all for any hole

First time I played here. Everything about this course was amazing. Cant wait to play it again.

Course was in very good shape, green is extremely hard to read.

overall, a great day and course to play. Don't hit it even slightly into the long rough or you will lose your ball. The greens were super fast and pin placement was honestly a little to tight to ridges and heavy breaks. I played the mountain and canyon course.

Definitely worth the money.

I personally feel one of the best courses in Northern California for the money. When you first arrive at the course you know you are playing a top tier golf course. My favorite two nines are Mountain and Canyon.

My first time here. I played as a single and was joined by another single plus a pair of buddies playing a money match. When I voiced concerns over the forced carry on Hole #1, they suggested I play from the Quicksilver tees for my first round here, and its easier 130 slope rating.

What a great course. Danger everywhere, and the fastest, hardest-to-read greens I have played in a year or two -- maybe ever. Yes, it was a little wet in a few areas, including some fairways which made crisp iron shots much more difficult. I usually prefer to walk when I play, but I am not sure that is an option here -- this is one hilly course. Elevated tees, ravines, and lots of beautiful sandy bunkers. All on a day when the temps reached the low 80s. It was a day and a course that makes you either love the game or hate it.

Warning: This is not a course for people who struggle to get the ball airborne. You will have to hit over danger areas quite a bit. And bad putters should put a limit on themselves for each green, and pickup after 3 strokes. Don't be the person who makes the foursome behind you tolerate a 5 hour round.