Seven Hills Golf Club

Looks like they have a bad gopher or mole problem on the whole course. I love playing this course as it is a good price for a fun 18, the there are mounds of dirt everywhere. They do seem to be over watering right now as there was standing water and soggy patches on most of the course.

Golf now said with a cart, but they made me share a cart wit another person that I did not know during this covert 19 I told them I wanted a cart by myself , they said I would have to pay another $10 this is not the right thing to do during these times

I have played over 300 rounds of golf at Seven Hills since 1986 and the course has maintained it's grounds and greens as long as I can remember but, the management in the clubhouse is the worst I have ever experienced! I live in Texas and visit Hemet to check in on family and while I am there I spend as much time as I can golfing. I cherish Seven hills and the members that I meet while there but, the clubhouse personnel has deteriorated to "needs improvement" at best. He needs to understand that his goal is to increase play and satisfaction of the patrons so that the course can increase revenue and maintain the capital to improve its conditions. His lack of personality and desire to improve will hinder that course's profitability more than course conditions ever will. I was in town for 5 days and only played there twice. His lack of hospitality prevented my from spending any further money and I headed to Palm Desert. Hope he is gone by the time I return in June....him and the Covid!!

Great course for the money. People were lined up to tee off, but the pace wasn't too bad. Fairways were in great condition. Had some very pretty holes that had great views of the mountains

Great track. Weekend golf is really slow. But that's weekend golf 4 1/2 - 6 hr round. Week day golf is ideal, 3-3 1/2 hr round. Course layout is very playable if your semi straight. Fairways and greens are B+. Love this track during the week.