We went there today for a quick round of 18 holes and had a blast. Make sure to bring water with you. Bring a water bottle so you can fill it up too. There’s a really good water dispenser at the turn at whole nine. The greens were all in great condition And the staff was very friendly. The bar at the end was a nice touch too. The food was delicious and the drinks were strong.

My son and I played the Pine Glen 9 hole. The facilities are impressive. The massive driving range, the 6 different putting/pitching greens, the pro shop, and Red Tail restaurant are all bustling and posh. The 9 hole was no different. Very well maintained. Excellent "fairways," greens, cartpaths...and restrooms placed along the scenic walk thru the East County San Diego hills. At $20, it was definitely a satisfying round.

The best of the best! Played Pine Glen (9 hole par 3 course) and was stunned by the condition of both the course and entire facility. The course only costs $20 (walking), which is a steal! Greens and fairways are in some of the best condition I've seen around the county. The 9 hole course is an easy walk with some interesting holes to offer. Bathrooms are readily available on the course as well. Driving range is the largest and nicest I've seen, and the entire area around the pro shop has a lot to offer. A 19th hole restaurant, plus several practice putting greens and chipping greens. It's a very state of the art golf experience. Really impressed and will return to play the 18 hole courses soon!

My group recently had an extremely unpleasant and unacceptable experience at Singing Hills Golf Course, specifically inside the pro shop, due to the behavior of an employee named Trevor. While checking in for our tee time, a member of our family who holds a Black Card with Sycuan Casino Resort was present. Another member of our party simply suggested contacting the casino host to ask about a potential complimentary round of golf, which is a completely reasonable and common suggestion for Black Card members who spend significant money with Sycuan. Trevor immediately responded in an aggressive and hostile manner. He raised his voice and told our group member that they “didn’t know what they were talking about.” His tone was confrontational, disrespectful, and completely unprofessional. Instead of calmly explaining policy or offering assistance, he chose to belittle a guest in front of others and continued displaying a negative attitude toward our entire party. There is absolutely no excuse for customer service staff — especially in a hospitality and golf environment — to speak to paying guests in such a disrespectful and abrasive way. This was not a misunderstanding or simple miscommunication. This was blatant poor behavior and a clear lack of professionalism. What makes this situation even more frustrating is that every other employee we have interacted with at the pro shop has been courteous, helpful, and respectful. Trevor’s behavior was a stark contrast and reflects very poorly on the standards that guests expect from a Sycuan-affiliated property. Guests who spend substantial money and support the Sycuan brand deserve to be treated with respect — not spoken down to or yelled at. Trevor’s attitude was inappropriate, unacceptable, and damaging to the overall customer experience. Frankly, if this is how he treats guests, his position in a customer-facing role should be seriously reevaluated. This experience left our entire group disappointed and frustrated, and it is not the level of service we expect from a property associated with Sycuan.

Played Oaks. Nicely kept course and and fun layout. Downside is pace of play with slow five somes. Not opposed to music but the amount of groups throwing their own concerts on course was a bit annoying.