Singing Hills Golf Resort at Sycuan

First round at Singing Hills Oak Glen and the course definitely won this match-up. Played from the red tees and posted a very humbling 115 — highlighted by an unforgettable 67 on the front nine, thanks mostly to the first 3 holes where the water hazards collected more of my golf balls than I’d like to admit. Apparently the lakes were accepting donations today.

The back nine, though? Much better. Settled down, slowed my swing (and my ego), and managed a respectable 48 coming in. Oak Glen is absolutely beautiful — breezy, green, and incredibly well maintained. The greens and bunkers will test your patience and your putting stroke, but the course rewards you if you actually stop trying to overpower it and start reading it.

Tough but fair. Humbling but fun. I left with fewer golf balls, a bruised scorecard, and a strong desire for a rematch. I’ll definitely be back with a little more confidence, a little more course management… and maybe a few extra sleeves of balls.

One month after punching the greens, the course was in excellent shape. The greens where borderline perfect, true runs and challenging locations. The only reason for not getting a excellent course condition was the tee boxes where some uneven. Cannot not wait to play again.

If you are looking for a quick warm up round or some practice on your short game this is a preset cool course for that. Short course.

We prepaid for our round through golf now, when checking in everything went very smoothly. They gave us the keys to our carts and we were on our way to start our round. The course conditions were fantastic and layout was great. While driving to the 18th hole, one of the rudest marshals drove his car towards us at blazing speeds. Got off the cart and screamed, “hey you guys only paid for 1! Go to the pro shop to pay for the rest”. We were pretty shocked by such accusations, because you only get the keys to the cart once you check in with the pro shop. We asked the Marshall to please double check because we had a prepaid round.

All good except for the long walk to the pro-shop.

Everything about this course is usually phenomenal. And it will continue to be 95% of the time. It was just a little disappointing that it it was not disclosed to us at the time of booking that the greens had been punched. Credit to the staff for knocking 30 dollars off of our booked prices per person, but still i feel that we should have been notified in advance

The course should have put an alert up. $100 for greens that were punched 4 days ago is garbage.

I would not have played here had I known

They are not disclosing that their course was punched on April 6th, while still charging full price. I chose this course and drove an hour to play because it was one of the only courses on GolfNow without a punch notice. Not a great experience.

Beautiful course but they had just aerated the day before but wasn’t too bad aside from half the holes were difficult to putt

Do not play this course! Save your money and stay home and watch tv, play video games or whatever! Go play pickleball!

First experience with the pro shop was terrible. I started to just leave. As my first time playing here, I was trying to ask the pro shop questions and they kept demanding that I just sign for the cart and get out of their way. Didn’t even bother to ask if I wanted range balls or anything! Course was in great condition. Fairways were nice and greens were some of the best I’ve ever played. Overall I would go back, however someone should teach the guys in the pro shop some manners!

totally enjoyed our round of golf at singing hills

course is very well maintained - greens run true but have some deceptive breaks

golf carts were well maintained with comfortable seats

several challenging holes with water and deep ravines

scenery on the course and surrounding is beautiful

we experienced some windy conditions, but that added to the enjoyment and challenge of the course

would definitely return to enjoy this course