Nice staff, decent track, but the pace of play for what they charge is a joke. I quit after 6 holes today, because the group in front of us had no business playing that type of course with their ability on a weekend. I will give them credit that the Marshall asked them to pick up the pace, but you can't pick up the pace when you should not be playing that type of course.
LisaM
Like others have said, prior to covid, the Sunday brunch there was awesome. While we were excited to try it again post-covid, as we love the scenery, that is really all you get for what you pay for. When seated, our table had crumbs and stains so that was wasn't an impressive start. The food was mediocre at best. Most of it tasted like it was from frozen or from the 7-11 convenient store. The variety of food was much less than before, which would be okay if the quality of food was better. Overall, both quality and variety of food is less than before. Obviously things have changed everywhere post covid, but there are other local places that currently serve better quality food for a Sunday brunch for cheaper. The food really tasted cheap and not freshly cooked. Also, the minimal champagne included is off putting. Again, other local places serve better food, unlimited champagne, and for cheaper. They also had live music, which was good music/talent, but too loud for us. We couldn't even talk at our own table and hear one another. So, overall, nice view of the course, but don't go for the food/drinks. Next time we would rather just go to the restaurant there and eat for the view on a per entree purchase, versus paying too much for the brunch with very low quality food and drinks. Too bad. It used to be such a lovely experience. Thanks for trying to revive it!
Joe M.
Paid for junior rate of $29 for my son that start at 4pm and sundown at 5:30pm. They closed the gate to continue on hole 7 at 4:50pm even though the guy that closed it saw us as he drove by. This happens way too often at this course. Workers don't care and just want to go home even though the golf course says it closes at 7pm. So disappointing every single time. What a waste of money.
Matt V.
Not a single ball cleaner on any hole. pathetic. i've literally played $8 courses with a ball cleaner on every single hole. it's not covid anymore not that covid was anything to be worried about at all. just a major shortcoming of this course
Karla L.
We had our daughter's Quinceañera at Sierra Lakes club house, and it was the best choice for a venue. Allison was very helpful throughout the process of planning our event, always available to answer any questions we had. The day of the event went great, The staff was very professional and friendly, all my guests had a great experience, and the staff made my daughter the Quinceañera feel very special! The food was delicious. Guests kept complimenting through the night and even after! We highly recommend having your event at Sierra Lakes Golf Club.
Sam B.
Our annual company Christmas party has been held at Sierra Lakes Golf Club for numerous years, this year 2023, up to 9 people experienced intestinal distress, food poisoning. Bad Tri-tip! Intestinal issues varied from discomfort to hospital visits for iv therapy. I was infected with extreme intestinal disruption, for more than 11 days. The venue refused to compensate our visit in any way. BE CAREFUL!
BonnieG
Went there all the time before Covid. Opened back up way too expensive without free champagne. Now getting to a reasonable cost but should give more free champagne $ we'll be back more often.
David G.
I'd rate the course a 3.5. Greens are in good shape, a few of the fairways were really dry and brown, not a technical or challenging course, but a fun 18. I paid $120 on a Saturday, it's a $70 course, at best. The food is absolute and totally worthless garbage. The "hot" pastrami sammich was cold, dry, chewy, had more mustard than meat, and it was absolutely disgusting. The breakfast burrito was cold, bland, the hash browns were cold and raw, and the cheese was straight outta the bag and still cold. The water is disgusting tap water straight from the hose. I regret paying for it, I should have refused. I'll never eat here again, which that means I'll never play here again, either. Seriously, shame on you, Sierra Lakes Golf Club.
It was a nice brunch I feel if you're gonna pay the price you pay for an adult you should get unlimited champagne not just one on the house. Other than that the food was great 
Cheryl S.
We had our annual company Christmas lunch on December 1, 2023 At Sierra Lakes Country club We had tri tip as one of our lunch choices and 8 of employees including myself got food poisoning The country club will not take responsibility for this but again 8 of us got sick. Very disappointed and we will no longer have our parties there
My second charity tournament at Sierra Lakes. Nice layout, and well maintained greens. Beautiful day and facility.
Guam L.
well, if you book a month in advance, and get the first tee time. you arrive the day of, starter says you are third???? show the starter your email, he doesn't say S%#! on what happened. its not his fault, its just you get the feeling the proshop fudges the times around without telling you. have proof ? nope, just my email that no one can explain why my time is different from their's, and its the second time this happened. just call prior, because you never know when the times get fudged...
L P.
This place really needs to revamp there clubhouse. For the prices here they need to spend some money on making this place more easy on the eyes. I live in the same city and enjoy the Mountain View's from here but the clubhouse is slightly dingy. I understand individuals come to golf but this place would get a lot more customers if the clubhouse was a little more decent
Peter G.
The food is not what it use to be. The raspberry berry ice tea had no flavor. The Oriental Chicken Salad was lacking in taste. The appetizer platter wings were cold but the onion rings were great.
Joohae J.
Good condition fairways. Nice lay out. Not so easy not so difficult. All level golfers can enjoy.
Nice staff, decent track, but the pace of play for what they charge is a joke. I quit after 6 holes today, because the group in front of us had no business playing that type of course with their ability on a weekend. I will give them credit that the Marshall asked them to pick up the pace, but you can't pick up the pace when you should not be playing that type of course.
Like others have said, prior to covid, the Sunday brunch there was awesome. While we were excited to try it again post-covid, as we love the scenery, that is really all you get for what you pay for. When seated, our table had crumbs and stains so that was wasn't an impressive start. The food was mediocre at best. Most of it tasted like it was from frozen or from the 7-11 convenient store. The variety of food was much less than before, which would be okay if the quality of food was better. Overall, both quality and variety of food is less than before. Obviously things have changed everywhere post covid, but there are other local places that currently serve better quality food for a Sunday brunch for cheaper. The food really tasted cheap and not freshly cooked. Also, the minimal champagne included is off putting. Again, other local places serve better food, unlimited champagne, and for cheaper. They also had live music, which was good music/talent, but too loud for us. We couldn't even talk at our own table and hear one another. So, overall, nice view of the course, but don't go for the food/drinks. Next time we would rather just go to the restaurant there and eat for the view on a per entree purchase, versus paying too much for the brunch with very low quality food and drinks. Too bad. It used to be such a lovely experience. Thanks for trying to revive it!
Paid for junior rate of $29 for my son that start at 4pm and sundown at 5:30pm. They closed the gate to continue on hole 7 at 4:50pm even though the guy that closed it saw us as he drove by. This happens way too often at this course. Workers don't care and just want to go home even though the golf course says it closes at 7pm. So disappointing every single time. What a waste of money.
Not a single ball cleaner on any hole. pathetic. i've literally played $8 courses with a ball cleaner on every single hole. it's not covid anymore not that covid was anything to be worried about at all. just a major shortcoming of this course
We had our daughter's Quinceañera at Sierra Lakes club house, and it was the best choice for a venue. Allison was very helpful throughout the process of planning our event, always available to answer any questions we had. The day of the event went great, The staff was very professional and friendly, all my guests had a great experience, and the staff made my daughter the Quinceañera feel very special! The food was delicious. Guests kept complimenting through the night and even after! We highly recommend having your event at Sierra Lakes Golf Club.
Our annual company Christmas party has been held at Sierra Lakes Golf Club for numerous years, this year 2023, up to 9 people experienced intestinal distress, food poisoning. Bad Tri-tip! Intestinal issues varied from discomfort to hospital visits for iv therapy. I was infected with extreme intestinal disruption, for more than 11 days. The venue refused to compensate our visit in any way. BE CAREFUL!
Went there all the time before Covid. Opened back up way too expensive without free champagne. Now getting to a reasonable cost but should give more free champagne $ we'll be back more often.
I'd rate the course a 3.5. Greens are in good shape, a few of the fairways were really dry and brown, not a technical or challenging course, but a fun 18. I paid $120 on a Saturday, it's a $70 course, at best. The food is absolute and totally worthless garbage. The "hot" pastrami sammich was cold, dry, chewy, had more mustard than meat, and it was absolutely disgusting. The breakfast burrito was cold, bland, the hash browns were cold and raw, and the cheese was straight outta the bag and still cold. The water is disgusting tap water straight from the hose. I regret paying for it, I should have refused. I'll never eat here again, which that means I'll never play here again, either. Seriously, shame on you, Sierra Lakes Golf Club.
It was a nice brunch I feel if you're gonna pay the price you pay for an adult you should get unlimited champagne not just one on the house. Other than that the food was great 
We had our annual company Christmas lunch on December 1, 2023 At Sierra Lakes Country club We had tri tip as one of our lunch choices and 8 of employees including myself got food poisoning The country club will not take responsibility for this but again 8 of us got sick. Very disappointed and we will no longer have our parties there
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My second charity tournament at Sierra Lakes. Nice layout, and well maintained greens. Beautiful day and facility.
well, if you book a month in advance, and get the first tee time. you arrive the day of, starter says you are third???? show the starter your email, he doesn't say S%#! on what happened. its not his fault, its just you get the feeling the proshop fudges the times around without telling you. have proof ? nope, just my email that no one can explain why my time is different from their's, and its the second time this happened. just call prior, because you never know when the times get fudged...
This place really needs to revamp there clubhouse. For the prices here they need to spend some money on making this place more easy on the eyes. I live in the same city and enjoy the Mountain View's from here but the clubhouse is slightly dingy. I understand individuals come to golf but this place would get a lot more customers if the clubhouse was a little more decent
The food is not what it use to be. The raspberry berry ice tea had no flavor. The Oriental Chicken Salad was lacking in taste. The appetizer platter wings were cold but the onion rings were great.
Good condition fairways. Nice lay out. Not so easy not so difficult. All level golfers can enjoy.