Singing Hills Golf Resort at Sycuan

Sycuan pays no taxes, some of the extra cash is used to take great care of the courses.

Great day which included a 5.2 earthquake as i was preparing to hit my approach on hole 9.

Staff was professional and very helpful. I really love this entire complex layout.

I didnt realize it was the par 3 course when I booked it. Thought I was booking 9 holes on the regular course, front 9 or back 9. Still had a great time, 4 of the holes were quite challenging for me and my buddy.

There were a few times we felt pushed by the couple behind, but we were doing the same to the 4some in front of us. Overall, would definitely play again.

One of my favorites at this price point for the money!

We are an older couple who has played both courses at Singing Hills over the years. We have watched the facility decline, not in terms of conditioning or capital improvements. The casino owner is clearly putting money into the course. The problem is with the players. The course now appeals to the young male golfer whose main desire is to play music on the course, hit the ball a mile without regard to where it goes, celebrate decent shots with raucous cheers, deplore the bad shots with obscenities, and consume as much alcohol on the course as possible. Two staff members of the course to whom we recently spoke referred to these patrons as "degenerates" and "yahoos." The only solution is to cease selling alcohol on the course. Since that isn't going to happen, with regret (because the bones of the courses are quite good), we shall have to look elsewhere for our golf experiences.