Legends Golf Club

I have played here for several years.

It’s a fair course with some challenging holes.

Tricky greens that are in good condition, fairways are good off the fairways not so good dead grass and weeds. Big complaint is always the same, NO sand in the bunkers, hard pan dirt and over grown grass! Stay in the fairway and out of the bunkers!

They are finally adding sand to the traps , the only problem I have is that the restaurant closes to early between 3.00 and 5.00 that’s crazy after a round it would be nice to have a cold drink but you have to go someplace else.

The course was in good shape greens very nice, some sand traps could use some sand.

Greens are very nice, fairways are ok, some sand bunkers have improved from previous play. Golf carts are in good shape. This is a fun course overall and the best value in town.

Overall nice course, Greens held everything coming in. They are currently working on filling the traps ( which could use the new sand ). Liked the openness and layout!, will play again.

Got out ahead of a group of twelve and we were able to stay well ahead of them. The greens are in good shape. Fairways are average.

The course management was so bad that we had anywhere from two to four GROUPS of players on every hole. They started us on hole #10 and by the time we finally got to hole #1, it was packed with players. Unless you like a 6 hour round, play somewhere else.

I knew the greens were aeriated but did not expect the tee boxes and fairways to be in such poor shape. Weeds growing in the fairways seemed they hadn't been cut for some time. This course could be awesome but it really needs some tender loving care. No yardage markers (or if they happen to not have fallen off the sprinkler heads), I only saw one. Without a yardage marker guessing distances would be difficult. Lots of blind shots.

Would not play again.

I have played the Legends course now a few times. Upon arriving I was told we would be playing the back nine twice due to green aeration. That was ok, but I was definitely told that Golf Now should have told me. Maybe it was there, I just didn’t see it. As for the course itself, it appears to me that it has been let go some. Maybe more Monet has been put into the school aspect of the course than the course itself. The tee boxes were rugged at best, the “sand” traps were concrete dirt, and the fairways...let’s just say I didn’t mind improving my lie. The greens were definitely the best kept part of the course... I would rate them as average. There was no cart person,and they have done away with the practice chipping and sand area...probably good since there is no sand! The course layout is not bad, in my opinion,with the potential of some very pretty holes. Range balls were quite worn... nothing like the balls you might get at the Murietta driving range...and again you hit off mats, with no tees for using woods. You had to buy those! I understand the lack of water during these times, but I think they could definitely improve things if they want more golfers to play there.

Greens where in great shape! The sand traps didn’t have any sand in them. Overall the course was in good condition and he layout was fun.

Played on a Tuesday, waited on every tee for people playing blue tee that could not hit the ball 150 yards. Course is in good condition greens are fantastic!