One of the best places in the area for a round of golf but this is all about the food today....! If you have not tried the asada tacos or chicken tacos or fish tacos or the breakfast burrito or the pizza or the steak, I can keep going but you're missing out. When you come play Mountain Meadows, hang out for lunch or dinner... you'll be glad you did!

It's a tough track. I never feel comfortable over any shot here until the 15th hole. Tough sight lines and fast greens. So of course, I joined their Men's club to get better. It's $61 riding on the weekend. POP on a Sunday, 5hrs👎

It's my first time here for my cousin's 50th Wedding Anniversary Party, This place is very comfortable & nice views where you can see people playing Golf, Very Relaxing!.🥰

Good place to have a wedding. Very nice place. Friendly staff. The Ceremony area has a nice view of the mountains. The reception hall has pretty chandeliers. The food was ok... has potential to be better. Needs more seasonings, as simple as salt would go along way with the food. The Brides room is bad. It was hot and stuffy, and not in the best location. The brides room also needs better lighting for not having any windows.

What a Gem of a course!! I was in Pomona just for a day with my wife from Phoenix to take care of some business. I always take my clubs with me when I travel just in case I want to play some, or just hits some balls at a range. We have never stayed in this part of California. Our usual destination is San Diego to get out of the heat of Phoenix. Looked up some public courses to play, and found Mountain Meadows. Wow!! I was immediately blown away with the beauty of the course. The rolling fairways and the backdrop of the mountains were just breathtaking everywhere you look! The Pro shop guy was very accommodating to me and got me out as a single with a father and son twosome. Ray and Ryan if you're reading this, Thank You again for being great company, and giving me the local knowledge of the course and places to go eat in Pomona! What a fun course to play! Uphill, downhill, left, right doglegs, blind shots, but not too long so you can still score well if you're on. I just really enjoyed it, and would highly recommend it to anyone to check out if you're in the area.

This too-busy course was showing some wear on a recent spring morning after heavy rains. Greens were still very good, but some of the fairways and approaches were poorly drained with standing water inches deep. And several areas were heavily damaged, not by player traffic so much, as by the grounds crews themselves and their equipment. Slope rated 125 from the Blues means it’s a bit challenging under normal conditions. This round was a chore.

Great place to host a sweet 16!

Very nice golf course, but I think this is for better players. Very challenging. There was a construction on the first hole when we played but it was okay. One of the few courses that allows chipping around the practice green. Driving range gets really busy on weekends it's kinda hard to get a spot.

Very well maintained public course for a very reasonable price

Attended a wedding this Friday 10/20/23 and is a beautiful place for a wedding. Ceremony provides plenty of sitting and good audio. There are few tips I would give the house djs as I am a professional wedding dj myself. During cocktail and toasts, the speakers are aimed towards the center of the dance floor and sweetheart table. So it's tough to understand what the dj is saying or the toasts if your table is not close to the dance floor. To easily solve this, speakers can be aimed angled out to the guests then once dancing begins, aim them back at the dance floor. Second, the dj would play a song, then steps back and just stares at the crowd, not even try to engage the guests much and would play the songs all the way through. It's 2023, mixing and getting in and out of tracks is critical specially with social media and short attention spans. Third, the volume stayed fairly low during dancing almost at the level of the cocktail music. There was no excitement buildup and again, loses the crowd. I highly recommend a subwoofer. The two QSC tops sounded tingy and the music couldn't be felt on the dancefloor. Fourth, no current music was played! None, zero, nada! The couple had young college kids and at least a few new current bangers would be nice. But since this dj saw a latino crowd, he only catered to them. Fifth, there are bright flood lights on the dance floor just blinding people. It looks cool from the dj booth but trust me, not while you're dancing. I would aim them at the ceiling to create that desired wash effect instead.