Native Oaks Golf Club

Most of the tee boxes are maintained well with fairway in good condition There was a 90 min frost delay in the morning. We teed off in the morning and barely finished. Took about 4.5 hours which I’m still ok with it. Backup on the second hole only. Bunker is hard packed on the bottom.

This is an interesting track with such a variety of holes that each one is different from the one before. The length is challenging and the greens were true and challenging in their own right.

The setting was spectacular! As a visitor from Canada, it offered a panoramic view of the rolling mountains of Southern California.. so awesome.

We will play it again each time we visit!

Tee’d off at 1:20 and barely got 9 holes in by the 5:00 oclock sunset. Every hole we had to wait for 3 groups ahead of us. They stack the tee times every 10 mins so the pace of play was horrendous. When we asked the afternoon starter why they would stack it every 10 minutes, he smirked and mumbled something rude and drove off. Club house guys were nice and professional though. All in all bad first experiance, paid a lot of money for 9 holes.

The course is beautiful and the holes very picturesque. The conditions are perfect with smooth and fast greens. Can’t wait to go back. Only small issue was I wish they would put more sand in the traps. Everything else is top notch.

Native Oaks was a fun coarse. Greens were generally in great shape, running fast and consistent. There were no gimmicks, just good layouts and well-maintained fairways, roughs, and bunkers. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Range and putting green quite adequate.

I read a review recently that called Native Oaks a hidden gem and I couldn’t agree more. We drove down from Corona to play and it was well worth the trip. The course is beautiful and In fantastic condition. The staff is one of the friendliest in Southern California.

First time playing here and was very impressed with the layout and conditions. The greens had been punched two weeks prior but we couldn’t tell. The course was undergoing its annual overseeding which made the fairways pretty thick and the roughly very difficult. We knew about the maintenance in advance that’s to GolfNow and the actual course calling a few days prior to our tee time which was a great show of service. Many of the holes were absolutely picturesque with large mountain backdrops and well utilized elevation changes Overall, my buddy and I were very impressed and will be back in November to take full advantage of the finished course conditions.

Had a great time shooting down from LA to play this course this past weekend. They are just about to start renovations/overseeding so the fairways were definitely a bit thin but you can tell that on their best day this course is sensational.

The course calls for every shot. We played from the Tips which created some intimidating tee shots for sure (and made most of the par 5s nearly unreachable in 2) but the greens were in great shape.

The two 9's were designed by different architects so it definitely feels like you're playing two different courses which was interesting. I'm excited to come back and play it now knowing what shots you need to hit at certain parts but the GPS in the cart was super helpful for a lot of that. The grass range is a good perk and the clubhouse meal and drinks are better than they need to be.

Shout out to Steve and The Gray Area.