Hesperia Golf & Country Club

There is a lot of out of bounds that just looks like the move trash they don’t want into and leave it, mowing was a issue when we was there they mowed over one of my balls they took for ever to clear the course. A Tournament was going on while we played no one told us i I was asked to speed up play but I was taking time cause two people in front of me where super slow not part of tournament then come to find out 4 carts with two each playing same holes was in from of the slow people, so we just skipped 16-18 and left won’t be going back for a while

My first time at this course and honestly was impressed. I liked the course layout was pretty challenging, just need to stay within the fairway and you’ll be fine. This is my new favorite course in the high desert.

Lay out is long which is great condition are great. We are in the high desert keep your ball in play and your going to be fine. The tee box may need a little work but great place to hone your skills.

First time playing there and loved it!!

There are A few rough spots here and there but a great track for sure

A few Tee boxes could use some love but most courses around could too overall they are in good shape

A few bunkers could use some work with some rocks but most are decent when players take the time and rake like they are supposed to!!

Fairways are in good shape as well no bad lies if your on the short grass

greens are fantastic there are a couple spots on a few greens with some spots but they are receptive, quick and roll true

I had a great time playing there and will definitely be back!!

Rough's were tough to get out of

Greens and fairways in good shape

Challenging but good

This golf course is a true gem. Very green and challenging. Must stay in the fairway, otherwise the tree trouble is a challenge. I’ve played courses that are pricier and look like dog doo doo. This course is a must.

Course was overbooked on Sunday morning club house was sending 4somes out with 4 seperate carts 1 bag of clubs between 4 guys taking 5 shots to get to the red tees ramming carts slidding carts Everytime they stoped it's a free fo all out there

The green fees for courses in the high desert are now comparable to much nicer courses down the hill. You can dumpster dive up here for $45 or you can play on lush fairways and well maintained greens and tee boxes for $55 down the hill. Hesperia has squirrel holes everywhere. Tee boxes are atrocious (good luck finding even footing), don't hit out of the bunkers unless you want a rock gouging the face of your wedge, and greens are worse than the tee box. Minimally maintained course. Prototypical high desert golf experience.

The course was okay overall. Pretty average overall fairways and greens. The bunkers are like trying to hit out of freshly poured concrete that's drying.

The worst part was we were at hole 1, and the Hesperia Men's Club of EIGHT people were about to tee off. The starter seeing two of us ready to play decides that the group of 8 with and average age of 58 that all hit the ball 120 yards at a time should go first.

You could tell he just didn't have a spine and didn't want to upset their little men's club.

Well, we ended up taking 5 hours to play 18. No marshall or any kind of employee going around to check the pace of play either. No one seeing a group of 8 dudes with half of them wearing depends in case they swing a little too hard, playing putt putt golf 100 yards at a time holding up the entire course. Absolute misery playing at that pace.

Way better courses around, with a lot better fairways, bunkers and greens, out there without sacrificing 5 hours where you only are playing about 1 hour of it.

I could have played 36 anywhere else in the amount of time it took to finish 18 at Hesperia.