El Prado Golf Courses - Chino Creek

Really enjoyed the layout. Greens were not in good shape. Very bumpy. Some very fun challenging holes.

Love to play it again with better greens.

The group ahead of us held up the entire course with unreasonably slow play. We watched and waited for a course official to talk to them but no one ever did. However, a course employee pulled up to us and accused us of replaying holes because we were progressing so slowly. When we explained that it was the group ahead of us, he dismissed our concern and moved on without talking to them. Then, on 18, our cart died. I called the club house and was told someone would be out as soon as possible. After waiting 15 minutes and seeing that the group behind us was waiting to tee off, we gave up and walked the rest of the hole. By the time we finished, about 25 minutes later, the club house still hadn't sent anyone to assist but we noticed 3 employees at the cart return area standing around chatting and texting on their phones. I emailed the course manager the next morning and never received a response.

I was a cool windy day. Greens in good condition, pace was slow at times, but manageable ....actually finished in standard time.

What a ball-eater. On almost every hole, there are plenty of water or inescapable OB areas to get in your head - especially if you’re playing with $4 goof balls. The greens are deceiving because they look like they have long and significant breaks, but in reality, are dead straight until a foot from the hole. The food at the snack shop is cheap but really good. It took us 6 hours to finish 18 (with a 20 minute lunch at the turn), so it’s definitely slow. But that may just be because of the challenges on r foursome faced.

It took me 5:30 for a round of golf. That is just ridiculous. There was no one to push the people in front. This place is a joke

Course is in good shape. Greens were recently punched and are still slightly bumpy, but they should be real good in another week.

There are some things that will be issues for some golfers. I see the staff trying to keep the level of attention to the playing areas on a high level. To those golfers that take a full swipe and a divot on the green- go homr and cut YOUR grass that way- stop chopping around the hole, so OTHER people can enjoy their rounds. Fix a few other pitch marks on every green; in addition to your own, as well.