Singing Hills Golf Resort at Sycuan - Oak Glen

Course is in great shape.

Course was perfect. Greens were true and soft. Shot my best score in years.

Beautiful cousre but thats the only good thing about this track. First and last time I will play this course. The play pace was very slow over 5 hours. I never seen a marshal, and the cart lady drives up as I am ready to hit. Paid for a cart but you can only drive on one side of the fairway, so if you happened to hit a push shot and the carts allows you to only go right , you have to WALK to your ball! At lest they should enact the 90* rule so that you can use the cart. If you are disabled and can't walk a lot I don't recommend this course to you at all.

you get a good deal and golf cart are comfortable

We enjoyed it. Great course. Greens in good shape. The starter kept things moving and we'll spaced. No waiting on the tees. A long drive to get there.

Course - I can't stress enough how poor the course conditions are at the moment. The fairways were mostly dry dead grass and there was no rough. The course basically goes from fairway (dead yellow straw) to mulch (twigs, leaves, and literally MULCH!) without any type of grass in between. This was the worst money I've ever spent golf related in my life! Seemed to be popular with walkers in the early morning.

Staff - The marshal was riding us throughout the round even though we never had another group teeing up behind us. Beverage cart attendant and pro shop staff were very helpful.

I can't believe there were 2 groups ahead of us with 5 players. That is inexcusable on a Saturday and never once saw a Marshall

The course layout was okay but the course was not in good condition. There were many bare areas in the fairways.

The greens were receptive and putted fairly good, but were slow. Fairways had many deadspots and were very dry. Tee boxes were in fair condition

Nice course, nice layout and pretty well maintained. But three hours to play last eight holes. Give me a break!!

Courses talk about pace of play yet do nothing about it. Very disappointing.

End of summer nice day low crowd 1pm tee time 17 dollar hot deal great price for this course. Some dry spots are showing up in the fairways but not bad for this time of year in the east county. They have started to reduce watering or stop watering the rough that is way off from the fairways. Greens are in great shape and are not lacking for H20 and the rest of the property is well kept. Carts are clean and newer with GPS.

The course was great, especially for a dry and hot southern California day. My only complaint is that the cart service only came by once, on the 4th or 5th hole. I was a single, playing with a husband and wife twosome. They didn't want to stop at the turn, so we didn't. I didn't have a problem, because I figured we'd get cart service one more time. By the end of the round, I was exhausted and dehydrated. It seemed as though the tournament being played on the Pine Glen course took priority over the paying customers at the Oak Glen course.

Again, the course was great to play, and the staff was very friendly....when they were around.

The course is a fantastic stretch with bunkers, water, and trees to thwart your game. The 35/37 for a par 72 is a bit different but not unwelcome. The practice facilities are top notch. Driving range markers are spaced well and brightly colored. The carts are nice, lots of power and come with GPS. There were two service carts on the course. The course boasts a nice restaurant and a big comfy bar.

The greens are fabulously receptive and overall in great shape.

Tee to green also in nice shape. There are some noticeable dried out brown areas in the rough.

Difficult, but not kill you difficult. The trees can do a little bit of damage to your day.

Greens were extremely slow but nice. Tee boxes were maintained with an exception of a few where there where bald spots and sloping. Fairways were dried out due to drought and extremely firm. Lots of brown grass. Really wish I could have seen this course in its prime.

There was a 4-some in front of us that was REALLY slow. I think that had at least 1 beginner. This is the only reason that I rated the course a little lower. It was in beautiful shape and we had fun except for the slow play.

Due to both the heat of the day and the season of the year the fairways had a number of bare spots. The greens are in very good shape and appeared to be watered regularly including during our round

The course layout is enjoyable and it is surrounded by beautiful mountain vistas and for either meals before or after the round the restaurant offers good food at a reasonable price

Looks to be a course/facility in transition. They are obviously no longer watering anything off the fairway. We were told it will be converted to a desert course. This makes sense to save water in a area where they rely on diminishing wells. But it will make for a much more difficult course for those who cannot hit their fairways. Fairways are patchy, Greens were nice.

Kudos to the Sycuan greens keepers for ALWAYS doing a fantastic job maintaining the greens and entire course. The pro shop and staff are always great and efficient. Great place to play.