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Quail Ranch Country Course

15960 Gilman Springs Rd
Moreno Valley, CA 92555
Phone: (909)654-2727Fax: (909)654-5692


This course's greens are difficult to read, and its terrain is hilly in certain areas, so you can expect some uneven lies. Water hazards come into play on most holes, and there are sand bunkers protecting half the holes. An difficult approach shot awaits on hole #14, a 387-yard, par 4, which has a pond fronting the green.


Holes: 18Greens: Bent GrassFairways: Winter Rye

Tee Information:
TeeParYardageCourse RatingSlope
Blue72669072.9134
White72616070.4125
Red72532071.9122

Greens Fees:$20-$49
Course Type:public
Dress Code:Collared shirt, no cutoffs, denim OK
Season:Open all year
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Average Golfer Review (3.3 Stars):
Number of Reviews: 3
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weekly golfer, Nov 24, 2007
reviewer: Dave from Riverside,CA
The course as seen rough times. But right now the fairways are in great shape. And most of the greens are looking good except for a couple mainly the 3rd.Other than that you will not find better golf for the dollar.It's a fun course to play.

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Well worth it..., Oct 15, 2004
reviewer: Tony E from High Desert of Southern California
Condition plays a huge part of the playability of this course. When in good shape, this is one of the most unique and fun courses in SoCal. It's also a very reasonably priced layout. The greens are the real story here though. No matter what the break looks like, know that the ball will role toward the witche's t** across the valley. The course seems to have a tough time with water availability in certain parts of the season(s), so make sure you get an update when calling for a tee time. Valleys, bridges and caverns abound with forced carries and proper shot selection a must. However, if you play from the correct tees, you will have a great time.

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Fun Course, Jul 11, 2004
reviewer: Erik Davidson from Ontario California
It is a fun course to play. Very hilly, don't walk. Lots of elevation change. Gets hot in summer and dries out, but for the money you can't beat it. Greens are usually in good condition the fairways depend on heat. Compares to El Prado. Bring a collard shirt or they WILL NOT let you play.

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