This place is perfect for a place to improve your game. Actually, the course is much more…read morechallenging than it appears. Price is great and the staff, probably the best part of my experience, is great. Highly recommended if you're looking for a relaxing golf experience

Nice and affordable 9 hole golf course. The course is very nicely maintained. Hidden gem in the IE…read more Staff is always so kind and accommodating.

Hey friends if your fam likes golfing- like half of ours do You'll enjoy yourselves here! My fav…read morepart ??The pricing here is killer 2 hrs on the curved screen for up to 12 people - we only paid less than $100 buc- maybe it's because it was a Tuesday. Disclaimer:We found that price and booked online*. They have canned/ bottled drinks on site as well as chips. No food but you ARE allowed to bring food Either way- don't say I didn't put you on. Shared on Insta and on now here on my Yelp

Came here with a group of buddies. The owner was super cool. Got us all set up, checked on us…read morethrough the night. Joked with us. Drinks were priced decent. Bring your own food and have fun. Cool atmosphere. Cool owner. Awesome set up!

Hidden gem! Open to the public. Food is great and nice sized proportions. Even BETTER is the…read moreprice!! Wish they had extended summer hours of operation, though.

Extra nice staff and GOOD good. Reasonable prices. I really enjoy what food we get here. The…read morebreakfast burrito is the bomb.

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I attended an event in the clubhouse last night. Very nice venue. Clean, functional, nice kitchen…read morearea for food serving. It worked out well. Nice decor. Nothing shady or scary seen here

From the owner: Golden Era Golf Course is a private golf course for exclusive use by non-profits free of charge…read morewhere 100% of any proceeds from their events go to them. We welcome all non-profit groups and charities to hold events, meetings banquets, golf fundraisers at our golf course and clubhouse. Our SCGA-rated , regulation 9 hole golf course is over 3,000 yards long and features 3 lakes. Look for the non-profit events you can support .

What a great hidden gem in Menifee. Friendly clubhouse…read morestaff greeted quickly and we were in and out ready to go. Full driving range (mats on weekends, grass weekdays). Really nice clubhouse, very nice restrooms, clean and stocked. Full bar and restaurant. First things all golfers like to know, can we take carts to parking lot. Nope. But there's a bag drop, so that makes things easier. Now about the carts. No GPS, but there are coolers (see the bar staff for ice), and no Bluetooth (I'm sure the surrounding homes appreciate this). Starter gets things going smoothly so you wont experience 10 minute wait times on tee boxes. Now for the course, it's really nice! Hazards, like trees and bunkers, keep things exciting but playable. The Palms course has water here and there, but easy to avoid, except for number 11. Greens roll true but fast and are very well maintained. Do yourself a favor and play here, great price, great fun, you wont be disappointed.

I enjoy this golf course, however, Marshall doesn't regulate the pace of play. It took over 3 hours…read morefor the first 9 holes! There are a lot of of new golfers and most doesn't keep or understand the pace of play. We ended up leaving and not play the back 9 because it's so painful to watch bad golfers. In addition to that, there are having golf cart shortage too, so everything is behind. I hope they do something about it. I took a photo of the 6 some and infront of them, is a 8-some..come on!

This track is in great shape now. Weather is perfect and the greens are pure. Roughly a 1 hour and…read more23 minutes from SGV and it's Casino has great food. Reasonably priced at $60.00 it would easily fetch $250.00 in the Coachella Valley in Peak season. Excellent Range & practice area with Pickle ball courts too.. Truly a Desert Oasis

Came with 6 couples for 3 days of golf. It was a challenging course but everyone had a great time…read more Here's why it's not 5 stars. 1. For 3 days there is a cup sitting on the side of the road #18 and poop in the middle of the cart path neteeen 9-10 also for 3 days! No one could pick up either? Also after golf we went upstairs to the bar , there was no wine the first day! None. The second day the girl went to the cellar and found 6 bottles., they were expecting the group it's inconceivable that they wouldn't have wine. We liked it still e ought to plan on monthly trips for 2 days of golf and a. Overnight stay at the casino. The rooms are awesome. We ate at the steakhouse also really great. Just pick up the drink and poop and stock up on wine.

Another great Fazio course! The layout and course conditions were top-notch from start to finish…read more One of the standout touches? Free tacos at the turn -- such a fun and unexpected service perk that really hit the spot. We had several meals at the clubhouse during our stay, and overall the food was solid and the cocktails definitely delivered. That said, during peak times, service can slow down quite a bit -- something to keep in mind if you're on a tight schedule. We booked the stay & play package and made the most of it. By the fourth round (thanks to the free replays), we really got to know the course well. If you're striking it well off the tee and can read the greens, there are definitely scoring opportunities. But when the wind picks up, it adds a serious layer of difficulty -- so adjust expectations accordingly. All in all, a memorable trip and a course I'd absolutely recommend if you haven't played it yet.

I finally made it back out to Rams Hill Golf Club. I've visited a few times recently, but only for…read morelunch and to enjoy the great atmosphere--this time, I was excited to get back on the course. My son flew in from Dallas, Texas for his birthday, and playing this beautiful desert layout was at the top of his list. One of the perks that sealed the deal was Rams Hill's generous birthday offer--free play after 12pm. A classy gesture from a course that's long been one of my favorites in Southern California. The only downside? It wasn't my birthday. With rates having climbed significantly, I did my best to convince my son to consider a more affordable option--maybe even something closer to home--but he held firm. He knew this course had always been high on my list, and he wanted to experience it for himself. As always, we were greeted with friendly smiles upon arrival. We warmed up on the range and soon met our starter, Don, who got us going. He mentioned the cart service running throughout the round and also let us in on a great surprise--complimentary street-style tacos on the 14th. That definitely raised some excitement. This course truly is a visual treat. The tee boxes were tidy, and the fairways--at least from the tee--looked lush and inviting. However, it didn't take long to notice something was off. Walking up to the first green, I couldn't help but say, "Yikes." The surface lacked the smoothness and softness I'd come to expect from past rounds here. I stayed optimistic, hoping it was just an isolated issue. Unfortunately, while the greens improved slightly as we went on, the fairways told a different story. Several holes had patchy or thin lies, and in some areas, it felt like we were hitting off very little grass at all. I found myself increasingly frustrated--not just because I had talked the course up so much to my son, but also because of the price point. When you're paying a premium, it's fair to expect conditions that match. On a positive note, the tacos at the 14th were excellent and a fun touch. However, we never saw the beverage cart for the entire round, which was surprising given it had been mentioned at the start. All in all, Rams Hill still holds a special place for me, but this visit was a letdown compared to past experiences. For now, it may come off my "must-play" recommendation list--at least until either the conditions improve or the pricing better reflects the current state of the course.

Stopped in to get a gift card.... There was a line... two employee's working the counters... one…read morefor food and drink... the other for tee times, gift card and apparel... She got the job done.. I was in and out within a few minutes... Parking lot was full... it was after church so there were many people playing golf...

My review is regarding the staff running the Non- Pro Shop. They are the biggest bunch of assholes…read moreI have ever seen. From the general non manager on down . When checking in our group was shorted a cart and the ass-hat at the register was adamant that he had given out all the carts necessary - quick clue - he hadn't. After arguing with him for ten minutes he finally gave me a cart and sent someone from the cart barn to check with our other groups. When complaining later and proving that we had not been given and extra cart, there was no apology forth coming, only smug indifference, no apologies from staff or the general manager who should at least be more concerned and responsive to customers. Definitely not a way to run a business. In this day and age when people want jobs they should all be fired. Untrained Monkees could do a better job. There only bright spot was the staff in the restaurant

Ramona Bowl 100 yr anniversary performance - Outdoor $27 per…read moreadult $5 parking Food is a bit pricey unless you go for the BBQ Good for kids and families, only available during the weekend before the end of May

My family and I attended the opening performance of the historic play, Ramona yesterday afternoon…read more They bragged a great deal about a new director they have employed for this season, but we believe he didn't do the show or the tradition any favors. Rather than the historically accurate and moving drama of the past, the new director seems to have changed the act into one heavily permeated with frivolity and foolishness. There was a great deal of what he called native dancing that was nothing more than many kids simply kicking their feet in the air. And the girl they have playing Ramona this season does not sing well yet they had her struggling to carry a tune more than once. The show was lightly attended, and I doubt that it will do much better for the few performances remaining.