Journey at Pechanga

Food is good. But there's a lot to be desired about the service. They will seat you right away and treat you like a king until you get there and then you are forgotten. I was a little envious at the other tables.That got very good service. Four dollars for coffee. And I barely had 2 cups. I couldn't find our waitress anywhere. She finally came over when we were about done with our meal. And I asked for some hot sauce and more coffee. For whatever three leftover potato bits I had left. Any manager want to get in touch with me? Let me know. I can share with you my receipt. It's not about getting people in trouble. It's about getting in compliance.

Beautiful course. Many elevation shots where you’re hitting down below you. Pretty good conditions. Downsides are 1. Tee times too close together. 7 minutes is way too short. 2. Many range balls were scuffed. 3. The food options in the casino are extremely bad. 4. No grass range offered that day. 5. Greens were punched somewhat recently. Could see holes over entire green.

Played 9/5/2024 Back tees - 7,093/74.8/142 Green speed: 13-14 Uniquely scenic and pristine golf course, a delightful experience. Even during high temperatures, staff maintained highly professional service and accommodated the players. Great measure of the business’s quality (during extreme times), and Journey did their best. An Arthur Hills gem, top notch practice facilities in great order, historical Pechanga Indian Tule houses and 1,000 year old California coastal oak trees on property. Pristine greens rolled like putting on sloped ice, traps looked great with interesting designs, soft sand and high banks, fairways great, 17/18 tee boxes looked great (copper tees). Forced carry drives are challenging here with afternoon mountain winds (slope rating plays more in mid-upper 140s) and several narrow driving windows, so bring A++ game. Scenic views and a pretty landscape, high quality groundskeepers on par with Maderas, clubhouse looked very nice.