El Prado Golf Courses - Butterfield Stage

Hadn't played Butterfield in a while. More recently played Chino Creek. Butterfield is easier and funner to play. Conditions were okay but playable. Don't come here and expect Augusta National by any stretch. The greens putted pretty well, the fairways were a little sparce and ratty in parts. I just played winter rules if it should've been deemed ground under repair. Bunkers were a little spotty with how much or little sand there was which is typical for the IE. Pace of play was about 4:45 at 10 am on a Friday morning. Carts were in good shape. Shop staff was very ly friendly. Small bucket at $7 for small bucket of plus/minus balls was a little much. I played for $35 with a cart on golfnow to play a decent layout with better than average greens. So overall a positive experience!

Great staff and the weather was perfect. We walked the course and waited for a 3-some. Didn't see a Marshall during the round.

5 hour round. Good greens and most fairways have grass. Need attention on grass seed around greens but fair for the amount of play.

A little rough around the edges but they have plans over the next two years to renovate the place. New carts and a great staff, always pleasant and helpful.

I hadn't played here in nearly 10 years and I was suprised at how well the course had been maintained. The tee boxes were all in good shape, the fairways were (for the most part) well maintained, and the greens rolled true.

Played Butterfield Stage at 7:00 tee time. I walked and it was a great pace as we played it in 2hrs 40 minutes.

Bunkers were horrible as are most bunkers in So Cal, but the rest of the course was in really good shape. On the par 3 #17 hole from 133 yards I got my 5th Hole in One. So it made it a very special round.

First time playing this course. Definitely felt like we got our moneys worth. Pace of play was perfect.

Great course. Don’t expect Trump national but it’s a solid course. Great value. Woman maintain greens. You won’t lose too many balls. And the best part of all they have a driving range where you can hit the balls on grass.

Course is a bit old, but still kept up well. Great play for the price

The Butterfield Stage course is moderately challenging which does require accuracy to score well but has a lot of areas for missed shots. the greens were great, range satisfactory, staff great and course conditions hit and miss with some bare spots and iffy bunker lies. No GPS in carts which are old but good value for the money.