University of Redlands

@discochampeen

10

Course is in complete disrepair. Goatheads are the dominant vegetation. Awful.

@joeybarafooko

2

U disk helps to find tees. Wear comfy impermeable shoes. No shade. Bring lots of water (summer). Needs hella clearing. Needs work bur decent course for quickies!

@browntown22

Who can I talk to about this course; I’m willing to put my time and effort to work on this course so that it’s playable and fun to play?!

@edwright

The Course That Need Love… but a favorite for many reasons 😎

@juan4you

Baskets in a field, no tees. Good beginner course

@jerremixmiah

Needs better markings

@mccmaddie

I would recommend wearing pants. Easy course not kept up, little colony of fire ants at hole 4 basket. The tees aren’t marked but if you follow this app you’ll be okay

@bigheaded

Hole 9 block by mounds of dirt from construction.

@danpeep

Pretty beat up these days hopefully the nearby construction well improve the course

@dancave

Great beginner course. Took my kids and they had a blast. Open area so no worries when you shank your throw. Bigger con is the terrain. Lots of dirt, fox tails, and stickers. Not maintained and not a lot of tees are marked. But like I said the beginners love the distance of the holes and it’s a forgiving course.

@socalsmoker420

It’s Open. This course has tons of foxtails and tough to find the tee boxes other than that it’s not maintained but the surroundings are nice. Has lots of potential if done correctly.

@damonthenomad

The worst kept course I've ever stepped foot on. Quite a shame, because the area is beautiful, but nobody wants to play a course with waste high underbrush.

@acardona

Good course for the space, especially considering what’s available around it. The ground is really rough and uneven.

@pigoon

Baskets are nice, marked tees, but no pads or runways. Uneven terrain, unkempt grounds. Ankle breaker if not careful.