Steel Canyon Golf Club

The course comprises mostly Par 3s, but there are a few longer holes which are quite challenging. It's a tight course and it pays to hit the ball straight. If you enjoy elevated tees holes 2, 4 and 12 are for you.

The course is good! It’s not a Par 3 only course, and there is a fairly long Par 5 on Hole 6. Mostly Par 3s though. I liked the elevation changes throughout the course, but it did make finding our golf balls hard at times (we’ve been playing for about 4 months). I’d consider myself to be a decent golf player and actually played well. The only thing that bugs me about this course is the one thing that I believe makes it unique - the elevation changes. We lost so many golf balls when we played. Granted there’s not a lot of water, but we lost a lot in the brushes and woods and just around the course in general where we couldn’t find out ball. My frustration could also have been exacerbated by the fact that it was 30 degrees outside and snow flurries were in our face the whole time. I’ll write another review if we ever play in the spring/summer.

This is a links style course that always keeps me on my toes. The greens are quick for the winter. Great course for dialing in those new irons

I just moved here from Pennsylvania. It was my first time. It was wet and I wasn’t accustomed to the grass but I love the course layout, especially the elevation changes. I was able to hit into some of the banks and roll on to the green. My irons got a nice workout. Will play again soon. I’m sure this is a very different course mid summer.

Course is short but extreme altitude changes and sloping fairways. Lots of impossible brush off the fairways where you will never find your ball. Main problem is course is wet even though no rain for days.

No food, not even hot dogs and hamburgers,. a few snacks, no cart girl. I played with some very nice young men and hit the ball pretty well today so still had a good time. Pin positions were difficult today I had five three-putts which is very abnormal for me.

Weird layout even for a short course. Greens were horrible. Starter was snarky

This is a good course to work on your iron game. The greens are built for traffic so they'll roll pretty good. Even though this is a par 61 course, it'd be a pretty tough walk for the middle-aged player so make sure your cart has good brakes. Good value for the price.

The course is not in bad shape, the main issue is the tee boxes on several holes are mats or they are in terrible shape. The course layout is very interesting with the different elevations and after finding out this was formerly a dump it all makes sense, especially with the huge power lines always being in your view. The putting practice green is good but the driving range is all worn out mats and many of the ball holders are broken. The pace of play was very backed up and getting a cart took 10-15 minutes to wait. They have a nice marshal who thankfully can keep you entertained while you wait for a cart. For 25-35 dollars a round I guess this is what you should expect to experience.

Course isn’t worth the money...slow pace of play, overpriced, and poor fairway conditions.

Friendly staff. This course was once a landfill; which is observed with some of the steep hill. Personally, I found the layout fun to play. This particular weekend was packed due to no college football and inflict from the masters so they ran out of golf carts and there was a steady line of folks waiting for carts. As a result our start time was delayed about 35 minutes. A couple holes had mud from the rain and used Large Matt’s for tee box. Overall staff was very friendly and pace of play was actually better than most; probably because the holes are mostly par 3 and 4. Overall fun experience and good value.