Canyon Crest Country Club

I was visiting CA and played a few courses. This is a a good local course to play and good price/value for the money. The starter was very friendly and kept things moving.

However, there are much nicer, and more expensive, courses to play in the Southern CA area. I drove about 40 mins and would not do it again. If I was 10-15 away, and wanted to play an inexpensive course, this would be a candidate.

The course was in good shape and not too difficult.

I was pleasantly surprised by this course. This is a short course with that is fairly straight forward. There is a few doglegs and elevation changes but overall not a lot of trouble, or so it seems.

The real challenge. Comes from. The narrow fairways, fast greens, and thick rough. The type of glass in the rough is very grabby and sponge like. The greens roll true and are much faster than they look. You add a little break and the greens become very challenging. It will be interesting to see how I do when I return. I normally shoot between 75 and 82. I shot 46-43-89 and that was from the white.

The course is only 6500 from the tips but the narrow look oof the tee and the fast small greens can play with you psyche. I will return.

Stix & Stones

This place was awesome can't wait to play it again soon.

The layout is challenging. The condition is very very good as compared to 1 year ago I first played there when it was burned out. Congrats to the crew. Excellent results of hard work.

Played here for the first time 10/3/24. Overall pretty solid course. Greens were tough but in great condition. Tee boxes were being seeded so all tees were playing up. Booked a hot deal here and was definitely worth it. Staff was extremely friendly and very helpful with navigating the course. Will definitely be coming back and do recommend.

Pace of play was great, overall condition of the course has really improved . Would play there again in the future.

Not sure why yardage markers are non existent like 200,150, or 100 along the fairways. Was told about the cypress trees as 150 by my playing buddies but it’s not a consistent existence.

I was a member at Canyon Crest for a couple of years till it was sold. I returned to play yesterday and was very disappointed sadly to see you that the clubhouse is deteriorating the course and the surroundings are left and the worst conditions I have seen ever. The feature of this course does not look good that’s unfortunate. It could be such a beautiful place. Very challenging course very mature. It just needs a lot of love.

The staff were so friendly.

The course was well managed.

I was satisfied.

This course plays long because of Bermuda fairways and some uphill carries so red ties at 5,800+ yrds makes no sense- I can't believe most women can handle this layout- grey tees are 5,200+ which would be better for women with the reds changed to grey for seniors- to many creeks in bad penalty areas forcing a lot of layups- traps not raked and every one had weeds- greens were above average- would play again if they address yardage issue as my wife and I are seniors

This course was pretty much a typical muni course in terms of how it was maintained and the condition. It was just an average course all around. But, for a first time player at this course paying $102 for the round, it was woefully lacking. It comes down to value. This is a $45 per round track, tops. If you can play it for that amount or under you'll probably be pretty satisfied with the experience. Had a burger at the bar after the round that was quite good and the bar/restaurant were nice and the staff was great.

Course is in great condition. I like the different types of holes. Not too much elevation. A few fun forced carries.

Great course layout is challenging

Took a couple of buddies for the first time and they both loved the course..

Clubhouse is awesome and staff is just as awesome , very friendly.. greens weren’t as fast as my first time out which I appreciated because they killed me last time lol

Can’t wait to play it again!