Mountain Meadows Golf Course

Long and quite challenging but wide and very fun course.

Course in average condition. Greens recently punched but it's that time of year. Pace of play generally slower than most; they allow five domes to play even in morning tee time slots which is ridiculous. They also over book consistently. Range closed til 1100 on wednesdays so don't plan on warming up prior to your round on that day. Course is a fairly tough layout with some blind shots and has some nice views on the back nine. There are two gettable par 5's and a long 225 yd par three that is generally into the wind.

Course lets 5 sums out, which is fine if they would monitor pace of play. However, Marshals are only out for show. By the 15th, we were a full 2 holes behind the next group. A shame since the course was in good shape with all the rain we've had and priced reasonably. If you're ok with endless waiting, I'd say go play. Otherwise, stay away.

Greens were fast. They run away from mountain. Landing below the hole a must. Lots of blind drives and severe sloopping of fairways. All holes have bunkers. I hit them all. Lots of rain this year, so it was very green. If you are from Midwest where courses are wide and open, trust me and take advice from locals. I want to go back for a rematch. I paid $32 for gf, cart, and bucket of balls. Great deal. Very challenging golf coarse for a 14 handicapper. Excellent condition and friendly staff.

We had to wait 40 minutes to tee up and waited

for 2 groups after each hole. GaVE UP AFTER 9 HOLES.!

We played at 1 pm and the pace was not bad til we hit a total road block at 13. We decided not to wait any more. We paid for $26. It was worth it. Nice fairway and friendly staffs.

This is my second time "playing" at this course and this is second time that it was overbooked.. what is the point of booking a tee time if they're going to allow any and all comers to play as they show up(no tee time). First time we were only able to get 9 holes in, this last time we cancelled our tee time aa they were an hour n a half behind!

Pace of play was extremely slow. It appears they overbooked tee times.

There was a line of 7-8 carts before teeing off. Not sure why the schedules that many golf tee times.

Hadn't played Mountain Meadows in years. I've always loved the course but it's even better today than I remember. And the new bar is great. A true sports bar. Will definitely be back - and often.

What a gem. Great staff , awesome lay out. Excellence maintenance. Looked and felt like a top tier track.

Love the new sand traps great new designs and layout. Greens are in excellent condition fairways are good considering the drought conditions in southern California. New bar is great.

The course was in great shape, with great views. Would have helped to have the Marshalls anywhere but the clubhouse to help with the speed of the course. Even with 2 singles in front of us and 2 behind us, it still would have helped to have some coordination from the first tee on. Would have also been nice to see some cold water coolers SOMEWHERE on the course. I will definitely come back, but I will bring my own cooler and be prepared for no assistance on the course.

Walked the Blues (6440/71.0/128) with Hermgolfs in 3H, 50M. The weather was in the 70's, partly cloudy and breezy. We paid their standard $29 midday walking rate, which was a little high IMO, especially since they had done maintenance on the greens same day.

Older, traditional Ted Robinson design, my 1st time here. Really enjoyed the hilly, tree lined layout. You need to be able to shape shots both ways as there are numerous holes that bend to the left or the right. Many blind or semi blind shots over hills where you need to know the course to get the ball to end up in the correct location.

The tees were the worst part of the course. At best average, many needed divot repair and several had large bare areas.

The fairways were generally decent, with good coverage. A few browned out areas here and there.

The rough was medium length, tough to get good club on the ball. Good coverage overall, but thinner and more sporadic the farther you were from the fairways. That plus the many mature trees made keeping it in the short grass a premium here.

The sand traps had been recently refurbished. Very nice with plentiful, thick sand. They were punitive, just deep enough that your ball often sat down in it's divot.

We were advised that they had punched " a few problem areas on some greens with small holes, no sanding" when I inquired with the Pro Shop beforehand. It turns out that they had punched a dozen entire greens with small tines. That was disappointing. The 2/3 of the greens that were punched were still medium fast but were firm & bumpy. The 1/3 of the greens that were unpunched were medium fast bordering on fast, relatively smooth and held well struck irons well.

Something unusual for a course that had greens that were obviously well above average "but for" today's punching was that the aprons were very poor. Numerous bare areas, some recently resodded areas, very inconsistent.

We were lucky to be sandwiched in between two 2somes, so our POP was excellent, we did not wait after our tee shots on #1. However, we saw some of the standard American Golf 5somes out on the course, so there were pockets on the other 9 where the play was backed up. Customer Service was good overall, I waited around for traffic to thin out afterward and had a drink snack in the restaurant, mediocre and overpriced.

I really liked the layout, it's a longer, better version of Los Robles near my home. Some tight holes mixed in with others that have very generous landing areas. Nice views of the surrounding area and Pomona drag strip. One of the better hilly courses I have played in awhile, definitely recommended.

The course is in great condition compared to other local courses. You can really see how Mountain Meadows benefits from having reclaimed water during this drought. The fairways are plush and green and the greens are quick and smooth. The layout is a bit odd with a few "funky" holes that can prove to be challenging or annoying depending on your perspective. The only real downside is the pace of play; most weekend rounds are 5+ hours so have a few cold ones ready. Overall, I would recommend this course for a casual round for average to advanced golfers; beginners will struggle.

Good challenge. Uphill, downhill, side hill lies. Need to work the ball right and left. Drive it straight and your fine. Good pace on greens. Nice sand bunkers

Staff (both inside & outside) were great: friendly and courteous. E joyed our round, despite the obvious extra foursomes they squeezed in every hour. Course layout is challenging but fair and their greens are always fast (running about a 10 on stimp meter). Definitely worth a consideration, again, vastly due to the layout, greens and most of all, the staff!

Notice great improvements lately