Teetering Rocks Executive Links

It was a very scenic 18-hole course. Very short. I finished in a little over two hours. The course was very green. Roughs were deep, making errant ball locating difficult.

Fairways were nice tee boxes need some work. They are worn down to dirt. Greens are nice. There is no water on the course and they don't plan on putting any out

The play was slow with a group of 6 mainly beginners in front of us. Had to skip a hole because they weren’t letting us play through.

Outstanding course I love it because there is some parts where it’s just you but also some parts with houses and other stuff. Really good course overall, give it a play

the greens had just been aerated but that cant be helped. The two par 5's were in horrible shape, the pro mentioned the course had just been purchased but the previous owner did nothing about the irrigation issues on those holes. give it a year or two and it would be a fun course to play

They’ve really let this place go since I visited last about 2 years ago. On some holes, It’s hard to even find grass to stand on. I’m one of the least picky golfers in the world but I don’t think I’d go back to Teetering Rocks. Royal meadows looks like Torrey Pines in comparison.

No water available out on the course, it’s a stretch go call the front nine fairways due to their conditions. almost better to hit in the rough. greens were completely covered in sand and aeration. i know that’s necessary but between that and the other greens conditions it was a rough round.

This golf course is a great course for the price. Would love to see more folks fixing their divots on the greens.

I booked on a Tuesday night for a Saturday morning, and it was the only course with an avail tee time. It's not in great condition, but it's also pretty cheap and not a lot of people there, so well worth the $ if you aren't super serious about golf and just want to go play around.