Singing Hills Golf Resort at Sycuan

oak glen was under construction so they shifted us over to play Willow glen and it was perfect playing conditions, fairways and greens were in great shape!! thank you for a great round of golf

Lots of course improvement taking place now however I think on only one hole we played a temporary green. Fairways good. Greens good. Greg value for the money, GPS carts with ball/club washer and ice chest are nice features. We’ll play again soon.

I stand corrected on my review of this course regarding notification of construction. It is definitely posted and I did not see it before booking this course. However, charging $75 to play it in this condition is not fair at all.

I played this course with my son and a twosome who joined us. This course is under major construction we were given a sheet on how to play holes out of order. There were several shortened holes, a temporary green, skipped holes and holes with fairways blocked by construction. At no time during the reservation process were we made aware of any construction ( golf now or the course web site). We were also not offered a discount after we paid full rate and were notified if the significant construction going on. There is no way they should be charging anything close to full rate and they should be posting warnings a out the construction on the web site and golf now etc. Will never play there again.

Grabbed a hot deal for $68 on a Friday at noon. We got sent out early and played in about 4.5 hours but never really waited too long to make it miserable. Greens were slow but in very good condition. Fairways were hit and miss just like most courses right now.

Nice course,. Been coming here for years. Love the GPS carts with attached ice chest and club/ball washer. Course is in great shape. I’ll be back again!

Course is rad. Been playing here for years. But the only way they will give you a cooler full of ice is if you buy a $46 6 pack of beer. We bought a few beers, water and Gatorade. They gave us 1 16 ounce cup of ice. It’s in the mid 90’s out there. Come on people. You own a casino. You don’t have enough money. Maybe when someone passes out from heat stroke they will change it. Also. No coolers on the tee boxes. Get it together people. We’re thirsty!

Willow Glen was a fun track . Required a variety of tee shots. Greens were very good. Staff could be more aware of what’s going on out there ….

Nice pro Shop!

Singing Hills has been one of my favorite places to play for over 20 years. However, their recent changes and complete lack of concern has led me to never visit again. Recently, they removed colored flags from the greens. I brought this up to quite a few employees at the course, and was eventually directed to the General Manager. When I spoke to the GM, I was told that is the way it is, if you have a cart you have the pin location information. I responded, what about walkers, and then suggested they create pin sheets, loan out rangefinders to walkers, or just put the colored flags back. I was told this is the way it is and if I watched golf on the weekends I would see that they do not use colored flags, a comparison I find ridiculous as I have neither a caddy to supply the information or the time to walk the entire course in advance of playing.

During my last round there, on Tuesday, June 28th, the following occurred:

I looked forward to refilling my water and getting something additional to drink at the turn, but the snack bar was closed. I gave the pro shop a call to request the cart, but also closed. Never did we see the beverage cart during our round. When it is over 90 degrees, it would be nice to have a way to get something to drink.

Finally, as we approached the final hole, the GPS in the cart of my playing partners shut down for the day. I guess you were trying to make the riders feel the same pain we walkers feel going without information.

I emailed the course to discuss my concerns once again and received this reply from the Director of Golf:

Our policies are our policies and they are not going to change we are looking to partner with patrons that not have patrons that do not complain at the first sight of change. We have made some changes and most likely others are coming. You have every right to play where you want to play and we have every right to manage our business the way we see fit.

We feel at the end of the day we will have some nice courses that offer players a completive and nice place to play. I think at this point it’s probably best you move on.

Regards,

Alan Vallecorsa

Director Of Golf Operations

Alan is suggesting that I am in the wrong as I complained about "changes" and has told me not to play there in the future.

It must be nice to have so much demand that you can alienate very loyal customers, but I guess that is the situation Singing Hills is in. If you do decide to play there, beware if you are a walker as they are charging the same rate as the riding rate.

Very friendly staff. Excellent. people.

Played Willow...not Oak.

Pace of play too slow...5-hour round. Otherwise very enjoyable course. Layout and conditions very nice. Also scenic views.

Very friendly staff. Pace of play, however, was slow.

Expect course to be a bit more challenging after construction is completed, but also more appealing to see and play. Construction causes some confusion at the moment and some challenges with conditions. Would recommend...after construction is complete.

When I used the electronic golf cart, the vichlie was controlled by its position like slow and no move.

Even the cart's alarm was needed to be kept on the right cart path, but I don't think it needs to be disabled to move forword. It's so inconvenient and I've seen many times that some players push the cart by their hands.

Could you make the proper policy for the cart control like removing no move?

The course was under construction so there was a really confusing hole layout. Some tee boxes were off of old greens and vice versa.