Seven Hills Golf Club

Was not told the course was cartpath only, I knew about aeration but not cartpath only when I asked for a refund I was unable to get refund and had to play. White flags should go on both sides of fairway and allow you to drive the cart on either side the speed up play.

Played course for the first time. Check in was quick.. Played in foursome. We were playing at a good pace when we were advised by golf staff to pick up pace. Two threesomes in front of us playing at a quick pace and gap opened between us. Gap is not our problem. Get to ninth hole and golf staff advises us again. At this point we were on pace to play first nine in1:50. Our group told course staff to basically kick rocks. We finished in under 4 hrs. Course card wishes players play under 4:15. Good course. Not so for course staff.

Course conditions were average but considering the summer heat it was expected. The staff is amazing, the food and bar at the turn is well run. The layout of the course is favorable for all skill levels. Wide roughs off the fairways were clean, mowed and level so finding and being able to play your ball if you had the unfortunate task of doing so was a possibility. Greens were ok, some had never recovered from plugging and had a lot of sand still on them. Some were in great condition. Overall, great course for the money and will continue to come back.

When it’s not crowded with senior golfers who likely caddied for Teddy Roosevelt, I love playing here. I’m very much a senior (71) but play quickly. We played through a couple of slow twosomes early and finished 18 in 2.5 hours. Plenty of time to enjoy a margarita at the bar.

The course is very nice with lots of mature trees and green fairways . The fairways may be wide but a few of the greens have been impacted by mildew. Not nearly as bad as Glen Ivy in Temescal Canyon but noticeable on the smaller greens here.

The air quality throughout California has been awful from the huge wildfires up north. Very smoky today.

Good track. Fairways are decent it's summer. 4 green out of 18 are really burnt out.

Great course, didn’t lose any balls, staff was friendly, course was in great condition, will come back again

Haven’t played this course in 10 years. Still the same minus a few ponds that have seemed to have dried up. Greens were respectable minus a few that had sand all over them. ( fighting fungus maybe) Would definitely give it a go again.

Stand off employee started the experience at check in.

Greens were over watered and have dead spots.

Downed trees all over and mower clippings caused lost balls in our group.

No beverage cart, Mats for driving range . I wanted to ask for my money back but let it slide.

I played with my college age kids and had a blast. We live golf but none of us are really good. We played scramble and enjoyed the pace of the game, the condition of the course and the manicured greens. The only suggestion would be a beverage cart going around would have been great in the scorching temperature.

This course is in excellent shape. I wouldn't normally drive to Hemet from Anaheim to play golf, but since I had to be there anyway I figured why not play a round while I was in the area. This course is in great shape. The fairways are very well maintained. The greens role true. I would definitely come out here and play again, just maybe not when it's over a 100 degrees.

Great flat tree line course. Great condition. Always fun.

The best parts of the course are fairways and greens. Greens smallish by todays standards, but smooth and putt true, reasonably fast. Not much break on most of them.

Bad...tee boxes and the rough. Most of the tee boxes aren't lever, full of holes, little grass.

The rough is so bad you can't stand to take your cart into it, as it's full of gopher holes, bumps you can't see, seriously jars you.

It's a simple straight forward layout, the course is right in front of you. Can be enjoyable if you stay in fairway.