Redhawk Golf Club

We decided to golf at Redhawk golf course the facilities were great the service was excellent and we plan to come back real soon and we will for all of our family and friends service was actually great at the front desk and outside as well Ariel help us out at the desk and miles and spencer helped us outside. You have a full bar and restaurant inside and we enjoy the whole day

NOT GOOD… I played over the holiday. For the price we paid I expected so much more. Especially with the hard sell at the pro shop to buy there package deals. Fairways were a brown dead and shabby mess. It was better hitting from the green rough??? Bunkers had concrete mixture of sand and I don’t know what else. Greens were really fast but OK and that’s why I added another star. I am glad I wasn’t on the hook for more rounds when we finished. Much better deals and courses in the area. I recommend Temecula Creek Inn or Legends Golf Club. Cheaper and Better always works for me.

Simply love this golf course. I come here often to practice and play a round and the course is always in great condition. The first time I came here I thought the course was private based on the feel of the place, and was shocked to find out it wasn’t!
The place just got a new owner by the sounds of it and he seems to be improving it even more. I’d definitely come to this place if you’re looking to have a thoroughly enjoyable day out in the sun :)

Red Hawk Golf Course is now under New Management and they are doing an excellent job with making changes. Amber, the Pro Shop Manager is the person you want to talk to about anything and everything, the best customer service out there! The cart attendants are willing to go above and beyond and the Hawk’s Landing Staff (known as the Cantina) is always friendly and welcoming.

Just came here to hit balls on the range but the course looks fabulous. The range is tucked away into the corner of the course where nobody bothers you. My cousin and I drank a couple stone IPA’s and hit some balls. The only reason I give it 4 stars is because we hit from mats and the balls are old and need to be replaced. Still a good place to hit balls.

This is a great local course. The coarse is taken care of and it’s rarely crowded. They have great twilight rates for the locals and the cantina has great food.

Great open course. Nice and quiet and played extremely fast. Bartender Autumn was really nice. Drink cart driver Brittany was great too. Will be back. For the first time played white tees and was a bit short. Next time blues.

Had a twilight tee time for 4pm on Monday. Got to the golf course and find they moved my tee time to 4:12 as there were several groups of elementary school kids booked in front of us. Waited for a few minutes and realized those playing were beginning golfers with balls going every direction. We would have been lucky to complete 5 holes. Went back to the proshop and got a refund. It would have been nice to know this in advance rather than wasting our time. Not good management.

My friends and I have played Redhawk a number of times. We usually rely on coupons from
which offer a weekday rate of $ 35. We played Redhawk again on 5÷1÷2015, a Friday, and presented the coupon from Greenskeeper that said the Weekday price was $ 35. Apparently Redhawk management had decided to change the definition of Weekend to now include Fridays. At check in we were charged the Weekend rate on the coupon of $ 52 instead of the Weekday rate. The coupon clearly did not differentiate the change and when we complained we were told by Gena Dells, the manager, that it was Greenskeeper’s fault and that they would not honor the Weekday rate on Friday.
The course conditions were the worst I’ve seen here: standing water in most of the fairways and when their wasn’t standing water, it was a mucky mess. Tee boxes where chewed up with no apparent attempt to fix them. Several holes had bunkers that hadn’t been groomed in quite some time.
I’ve heard many stories that the golfing industry is suffering. From the behavior of management at Redhawk, things must be just peachy for them.

Jared checked my wife and I in for our t-​time at 8am. He provided exceptional customer service and got us cart number 7 for our 7 year anniversary! This was our first time on the course and it definitely won’t be our last.

Prior to this week, I held Redhawk as highly as any course in Southern California, public or Private. The course almost always presents challenges, no matter where your ball is on the course, in-​the-​rough as well as on-​the-​green.
As was the case on Wednesday (¾/​2015) although it was O N L Y on the front-​9.
The starter was quick to mention the back-​9 was closed due to the greens being punched and thought «playing-​until-​dark» on the front-​9 would make everything a-​ok.
«Special Posting» may mean ‘seasonal-​punch/​Spring-​punch’ but I hadn’t checked-​in on GK before booking a super-​deal on
via GolfNow.
However, despite the dollar difference between rounds for «9-​holes» @ a few dollars less, I thought, «no way: I’m playing all 18 for less than $ 30» (even though I would usually consider $ ²⁴⁄₂₅ for 9-​holes @ Redhawk a deal in it’s own right, but not in it’s current condition).
Winter rules could very easily have been in play given the mud on some spots of the course playable on this trek. I didn’t lift & clean at all, because it wasn’t as though the ball was rolling much once it hit the green.
Not only are the greens super soft, they’re sanded from being punched last week. The greens were still relatively fast despite their sandiness on all tiers.
Tee-​boxes were quite nice, as usual and the fairways weren’t too bad. Same can be sad for the rough.
Luckily I didn’t find myself in Redhawk’s grassy pot-​bunkers. The same can’t be said for myself & the sand, which was more mud in a few cases than it was sand. And it wasn’t because of the rain.
Apparently it was because of timing & course maintenance. A few sand-​bunkers were quite nice, as most golfers would’ve expected if they’ve played Redhawk.
Plenty of practice space to work on all facets of your game, and usually ripe for golf tournaments; I look forward to the grand return of Redhawk in a few weeks.

The course was wonderful, it may jot have much of a scenery but the conditions are spectacular. I used my YOC membership here, and after 2:00 pm it is only 5 dollars for me. The YOC program is a membership for juniors that allows then to play at a cheap rate of 5 dollars after 2:00 pm or at the course’s twilight time. Great deal! I started at 2:00 pm and could not finish 18 only played 13 holes. There is one thing bad about this course, the holes are quite far apart from each other, which means this course is not for walking. In between holes you either have to go through the tunnel, cross the neighborhood roads, or take side roads. But other than that it was a great experience today at the Redhawk golf club. I totally recommend this place, and it has red colored golf carts, first time.

Played day after the rain, 7am tee off Cart path only. Check in was quick and easy but wanted to charge us $ 10 more than listed on website. She argued with us and said that rate is only for seniors, opened the app on my phone showed her and she reluctantly and Rudely agreed to the Internet /​app price. The course should be thanking us for coming out no one was there AM due to the rain and wet conditions. We had many choices, next time we will consider our other options before driving 60 miles. The course is way over rated yes they’re are some great holes but not worth the drive and rate. There are many better options in OC and Corona. Maybe the starter /​checkin can be more appreciative and polite. The 2 stars are due to the check in staff, otherwise course is a 3 star.

Awesome course… but the pace was definitely slow. Expected to be wide open on a Sunday afternoon with football on TV but boy we were wrong. There was some parent junior tournament. Kids hitting 100 yard drives and 4-​putting. Brutal.
3+ hours to make the turn. My buddy and I gave up after 9 holes. The starter /​proshop staff were understanding and took care of us though.
Great weather. Great course conditions. Great job Owen and the rest of the Sunday crew. I play all over San Diego, Redhawk is always worth the drive.

This place is terrible. Pro shop worker was rude. First time we tried to golf there… 2 hour frost delay that they neglected to tell us until after we paid! Second time we go. They «lost» our tee time we booked via phone and treated my husband very rudely. The female pro shop worker «Gina» acted like we were stupid and once again could not allow us to golf due to some shotgun event. Never apologized… And now we are stuck with vouchers for a golf course we don’t even want to play. Ugh. Better get her out of there! Played hundreds of courses in our lives… never been at a golf course with so many problems and such a rude employee!!! What the heck?

We used to follow our son on this course all the time just a couple years ago and yes it is a tough walk and yes it is a hard course but that is all evident by the online reports you can see PRIOR to going. Don’t go expecting a flat, boring, easy course…75% of the players wouldn’t come and it would be rated so well if it were that easy. We aren’t going these days to play but we are there all the time for lunch or happy hour at the Cantina ! The food is really good, atmosphere is excellent but quite honestly just walking around the course is breathtaking! We see hot air balloons often if we walk there for breakfast and sometimes they are playing music out loud later in the day (I think this week is another event) for whomever is there. Its becoming more and more the place to be… because every where else in town is always packed and over crowded. We love going here!

This review is mostly based on the condition of the attitudes around the golf shop personnel. Cart staff was fine. Pace of play was about as fast as the paint drying when I respray the double R.
The greens are also ridiculously difficult, some multi-​tiered 100 sq yard behemoths of twists and turns. My birdie putt on #13 rolled true.
Anyways the value of the golf for the fees doesn’t match up. 6 hour rounds very possible.

Just enjoyed a fine dining experience at the Redhawk Golf Course Canitina. Carlos, the head chef, prepared a beautifully presented, delicious stuffed chicken followed by a wonderful New York cheesecake drizzled with a raspberry reduction.

Played free on my birthday! This course is a challenging championship course that is a lot of fun to play and the condition of the course itself is very well maintained. All staff that I encountered was friendly, including the marshal. Speed of play can be an issue but I’m not a very fast player and I always let faster golfers play through. There seems to be an issue with golfers here not doing that. Considering it’s surrounded by million dollar homes, maybe it’s due to a sense of entitlement. I’d advise against walking this course as it is a beast in size. There is also a lot of street crossing to get around the course, not really an issue as long as you pay attention.

Great course! You do get your money’s worth here!