Goose Creek Golf Club

Great course to play and enjoy yourself! The course is kept in Great condition, the pace of play even on a busy day moves very well. The staff is top notch when you try to make a reservation if they are working on course they will inform you so that you can make the decision to play or not. The staff is also very friendly and a pleasure to talk to when you are checking in. I would recommend this course just keep in mind the greens can be tough, yet a lot of fun to play!

Course was in great condition and the pace of play was very good. Played on a Wed 12:20 tee off. Greens are very challenging as there are quite a few hills.

I went there for my birthday and the starter was helpful and nice but the Marshall was a jerk. Kept on us the whole back 9 and it was NOT fun! I would never recommend this course if you are looking to have a good time.

I have played at Goose Creek about 11 times over 2 years. The course is always well maintained and green and we know why. This course is on the pricey side paid $ 39 at 2:04 and 102 Degrees out side. Although I have had great experiences here with there Employees which are top notch just like the Course and its Facilities. Cons: NO GPS (PRICE IT SHOULD), Yard markers are only in the ground and only has rocks as 150 markers.
We booked out tee time for 2:04 we teed off around 2:10 due to a Group of 3 foursomes in front of us. Which took forever to get off the tee box due to talking. They usually have a marshal sitting there making sure everyone is on pace for a 4 hour round of Golf. We teed off and on every hole we had to wait about 5 to 10 mins to tee off. It took us 45 mins to play 2 holes! Which is insane! It was a friends birthday and he wanted to golf so we just said it’s ok. Things just did not get better from there. We finally got to hole 8 after 2 hour and 40 mins WOW. Long 8 holes. THERE WAS NO MARSHAL ON THE COURSE AT ALL! We finally decided to skip 9,10,11 to get ahead of this group playing in front of us because they were beyond slow. We ended playing and completing 12,13,14,15,16,17,18 by 545. I hate having to skip holes but when you have guys in front of you that are taking way to long and no marshal driving around, it get very irritating.
I was in a 4 some and it was 3 of my friends first time at this course and I spoke so highly of this course and they didn’t not like the wait. They loved the course but did not like the wait or the fact we paid $ 39 with no GPS and no markers on course. You have to spend your time walking around looking for a marker in the ground but watch out for those drains, You will walk far to notice it just a water drain!

What can I say, great course, open fairways for the most part and the staff were nice. Since I’m moving out of state soon, this may have been the course I played at here in Cali.

One of the best kept secrets of the Inland Empire. Always in great shape and a good challenge around the greens to keep you honest.

Played course today. Had a couple guys struggle on first tee. Immediately berated by starter. «This won’t work. You guys have never played before.» He was worried about speed of play. After completing first 9 in 1:45, was yelled at again to pick up pace. Finished in 3:50. Recommended time 4:30
Very easy course for the true golfers in the outing. Not very challenging but perhaps typical for price level in the area.

Great course played there last weekend and was very impressed, the 18^th ate me alive so back for revenge this weekend. Fairways where we’ll managed, tee boxes and greens. The facility is second to none with the range, chipping, sand trap etc. Not much to say about the staff, they don’t say much. I don’t drink alcohol so I don’t know how the bar is or the food at that, didn’t look like much but I’m not there for that but there for the golf and that was great

Beautiful course!!! But their starter Brian and one of the marshalls I think Eric or Steve were very degrading. I would think such a nice course would compliment that with friendly staff to increase the fun. I mean its all about having a good time right? Well I had a hard time with rude comments from the starter and pressure from the Marshall when our group was on pace the whole time (4hrs). Very disappointed with that and thus a 2 star rating.

First off, love this golf course. One of the better tracks in the inland empire for sure and worth the drive from Orange County if you booked with a party. In addition, I don’t think the price is that far off like some have reviewed on here. Yes, it should have GPS for that price point and I think thats a fair complaint, but all in all good pricing. I do think they could improve the clubhouse to match the quality of the course though.
However, my real complaint is the accommodations for booking as a single. Apparently this is a major issue for Goose Creek which won’t allow you to book through the website… and get this, NOT EVEN OVER THE PHONE. They tell you to drive all the way out to the course and get on a waiting list. Are you kidding me? When I played I saw at least 6 threesomes on the course. BUT I guess taking a phone reservation to be paired with one of these groups in advance is just too difficult to accomplish.
I’ve been playing golf for over 20 years and played some of the most premier golf courses around the country and never seen this issue. I have seen courses not offer online tee times for singles but never denied for a phone reservation to be paired up with another group or singles.
More than this, the attitude of the staff I spoke with was just ridiculous. Again, they really just said too bad. Not, «sure we will put you on the list before you make the drive out from Orange County so your not waiting an hour», nothing.
Maybe this course is so desirable that they can afford to be picky? Who knows but for me its just not worth driving out as a single when literally every course of its caliber and better will book me no problem.

What a BEAUTIFUL track that is located kind of in the middle of no man’s land! It was totally worth the drive. The fairways and greens were immaculate; the course was overall in really good shape. The layout offered a nice variety of holes for most all skill levels. (I would not recommend this course to high handicappers, who have a handicap over 20.) The practice facilities were also very well kept. It’s always a plus when the range is all grass :) The staff was friendly and the drinks were stiff! I will most definitely come back!

This course is one of those old reliable courses. The surrounding scenery is the only thing that prevents it from being a higher caliber course.
The course, itself, is forgiving for new golfers or for the average weekender. At the same time, you can post some challenges for more skilled players. It really is a solid course for all skill sets.
Their weekend greens fees are a bit high, but not completely outrageous.
The best thing about this place is his practice facility. The greens keeping staff takes great pride in keeping the driving range and putting greens nearly immaculate. You never hit off of a mat.

For the amount of money spent on a course, I expect more.
Pros:
1. Nicely kept up.
2. Fairly easy course to play.
3. Pro shop staff is friendly.
Con’s:
1. No maps and layout of each hole. They provide a score card with the greens only.
2. No GPS (or map), I’ve played less expensive courses that have GPS screens.
3. Marshall hovers and pressures all players.
Overall:
Best bang for your buck… No.
I’ll take Oak Quarry over this course.

It’s far from orange county, but it’s one of those courses that are worth the drive. Golf Southern CA has a promotion for an extra $ 5-​$ 10 off green fees.
The course was in fantastic shape. Seems it’s always like that from seeing all the other reviews. It’s tough. It was pretty hard from the whites already. From the blues, i’m sure it’s a very challenging course. The course played at a decent pace on Saturday. You normally expect 5+ hour rounds on a saturday but we finished in a respectable 4.5 waiting on the par 3’s, but the other holes moved pretty fast. The greens are difficult. I 3 putted more than I wanted to. #18 hole is HARD!!! play it safe. get on 3 and walk away with your bogey. If you try and smash your drive hard for a decent length approach shot, you’ll fade and find water. if you play it safe, you will have a 200 yard approach which will find you in the water again. haha. play it safe, don’t be like me.

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This is how tight the top five course are in the IE, this course can easily be #1 and definitely has been mine, in the past.
The Goose does so many things right, if I owned a golf course I would manage it the way they do. Many courses stack players on top of each other and if your round takes 6 hours,” than so be it’, not here, they stick to at least 8 minute intervals, and even wait for the players to reach the first green, before sending the next group. The guys are laid back and give «one of the boys» kind of service and humor, but ensure you have a good time. Price is very reasonable. The Goose is #1 in service.
The practice facility is #1, beautiful lush green grass to hit your balls on the range, where other courses allow theirs to brown or even to hit off dirt, most courses would do very well to have fairways as nice as Goose’s range.
I forgot to add that the Goose is #1 in the IE, in course conditions, resort like conditions!
First and foremost, I am a layout king, the only reason why Goose is not #1 for me, but layout is still in the top 10.

Good course, not long, wide open, pretty flat, with little to no variation from hole to hole. That being said, short game is where it counts on this course.
Marshals do jump in when/​if the pace falls behind.
Sorry grandpas.
No GPS on carts.
Pricey green fee for the weekend.
For the course and its condition, you get more bang for your buck if you play on weekdays.

In my normal fashion, I would love to go on and on pontificating about this track.
Only thing you need to KNOW — One of the BEST PUBLIC ACCESS COURSES IN SO CAL, end of discussion.
Great layout. Challenges the big dog’s, and if you move to the right Tee’s you can get after it and enjoy your round.
Course is always in great shape. Staff is ALWAYS top Notch. Pace of Play is great if you get out in the dawn patrol. Don’t do it, but have been told that it is about a 5 hour round later in the day. But guess what, you live in LA/​Orange/​Riverside Counties and I challenge you to tell me what course that is worth a darn ISN’T a 5+ hour round after 9 am on a weekend.
This course MUST be in your Must Play list in the So Cal Area. Worth the drive.

Course is in pretty good condition. A little expensive, I think this course is a soild $ 50 course. Too bad its more than that. Staff are nice. Pace of play is not too bad.
Tips:
*$ 10 cart fee.
*Allows spectators.
*Restrooms along the course.
*Water cooler around the course.
*There’s a cart girl that comes around.
*Saw dead fishes.
*Saw squirrels.
*Cart does not have a gps.
*Restrooms are in good conditions.
*you’ll see ppl riding their horses.

Nice course, played at noon on a Sunday, inexpensive. Not crowded at all and we never waited or had anyone behind us. Staff was friendly, starter was a little bratty when I made a U-​turn in the cart and touched 6 inches of grass near the tee box.
Excellent playing condition and not too difficult. Greens were really fast though, I didn’t hit a single putt the entire round. Would definitely return.

This is a lovely course with a great practice area. I wish we lived closer. Yes, you can smell some farms and animals along the way. It can get windy in the pm and a bit hot in the summer.
The guys in the Pro Shop were very helpful and professional.