Temecula Creek Inn

3 nine hole courses. Nice and open...grip it and rip it. Great value.

The course was perfect, had a 12:45 tee time, and was finished at 5. during winter with the sun setting quick, its nice to get in a full round.

Large contingent from Korea in golf school, very polite young people, good players.

First time playing here. Staff was friendly and attentive. Driving range next to first tee. Playtime was average once we played through a slow group ahead of us. Course was in good condition. Better than many other courses this time of year. Creek nine fairly open and easy. Got more technical on the Oaks back nine with elevation changes. Fun time. Would like to play again.

The course is in great shape and the greens are the best I have seen in the area. They are remodeling the restaurant and club house area so there will be some inconveniences for the next few months.

I saw this course on side if freeway for years and never played it. Finally went to play and loved it. Fast green and well kept course. Will be going back soon to play again. Get out early or can get busy. Only downfall is no walking rate.

First time playing. The trees made it challenging, but a fun course and nice backdrop near the hills

OUR GOLF CART WAS RUNNING OUT OF POWER BY THE 12TH HOLE AND HAD TO PUSH. THERE WERE NO MARSHAL'S TO POLICE THE KID'S HITTING MULTIPLE BALL'S. ALSO NO CART GIRL FOR DRINKS AND SNACKS. THERE ARE MUCH MORE AFFORDABLE COURSE'S WITH BETTER CARTS AND SERVICE!

One of my favorite JC managed golf courses. The 3 different nine hole courses are completely different. Greens were rolling fast and true.

Played Creek-Oaks. Nice, but nothing exceptional. Played Stone in the past and it is a little kinky as there are shots where you cannot see where you are hitting to and severe slopes that cause your ball to run into trouble.

Temecula Creek has long been a favorite of my golf group. Typically we prefer the Creek/Oaks combination of nines. Last minute arrangements on Thanksgiving weekend forced us to compromise and revisit the Stonehouse nine after many years of playing the original layout. "Forced" and "compromise" still ring true. Five blind holes out of nine and the short yardages are closer to an executive course than a finishing nine. The resort is fantastic as is the course condition. Skip the Stonehouse.

Loved the greens, hated the trees. A little soggy in some places. Some nice views. If I'm going to drive to Temecula, I think I would prefer playing Cross Creek or Redhawk for a few dollars less.

Nice tee boxes, not to long, greens were supper quick but in great condition. Staff was very friendly and helpful however sodas were a little pricey at 3.50 for a 12 oz paper cup.

it was nice to play a nice course for half the price