Singing Hills Golf Resort at Sycuan - Oak Glen

I’m 43 I’ve been playing here since I was a kid. They’ve put a lot of money into the course and done a lot to improve it. Great course for the price. The course is always in good condition. The pace of play has become terrible 5+ hour rounds every time no marshaling.

Slow moving with pace, holes are a bit on top of each other and somewhat expensive for this course. Very forgiving, fairways friendly staff, and kept up nicely.

Played a pre noon spot and by hole three we were backed up by 3 parties. Overall length of play was 5:25 due to the play on the first 9 (3 hours) not once did we see a marshal or talk to one. Course was pretty, well kept and narrow. Plenty of water features and bunkers to hop over. People are on your fairways hitting the other direction almost every hole. If I had a -1 for every ”Fore” I heard I’d have a spot at the pga tour.

Weather was great. Stay in the fairway; lots of trees. Greens rolled beautifully. Going back again.

Fairways and greens were in great condition, but the bunkers could use a little more sand. Pace of play, pro shop staff, golf carts and maintenance crew were all excellent. Would definitely recommend this course and will be returning in the near future.

The only thing I can criticize is that some of the fairways are close enough to cause some conflict with players overlapping onto adjacent fairways.

Really nice course and a great experience. However, other courses in San Diego, with comparable conditions, would be about $20-$25 cheaper than this place. The facilities are fantastic, and the carts are fancy, so you’re paying for that.

Most of the course was in very good condition, but it was mainly the tee boxes that fell short of expectations. Personally I would take pristine tee boxes with average facilities than vice versa, but it’s still a nice course and enjoyable experience.

I haven't played here in several years and was impressed with the (ongoing) aesthetic changes. Though a twosome riding, we seldom had to wait on the groups in front of us with nobody "pushing us". Greens and fairways in good shape, pace of play - under a 4-hour round.

Paid $115 to play Oak today. Pay the play was extremely slow and the run was over five hours. Worse than that the greens were horribly bumpy and made putting more of a guessing game and players skill didn't really matter. Which day away at this point pending getting the greens and much better shape.

Nice conditions very nice staff very nice guy I played with his name was Rick .the people in front of me were very slow but overall loved the experience

Great course and perfect weather. The only minor complaint I have is the poor selection of beers.

Course is beautiful, but pace of play was horrendous. 4 groups on every tee box starting at hole 3, and stayed that way for the rest of the round.