Stop at the unique range to get acquainted with your surroundings...
The uphill, par-four first...
Up close and personal with the rock...
Another par four from the front nine whose number I can't recall...
A closer look at some of the green surrounds...
Across the quarry - some astounding views...
Not terribly unique, but quite fun undulating greens...
The "signature hole," with a nearby plaque claiming it to be ranked "The #1 Par Three In Southern California"...
Into the finishing stretch...
The 18th...
And the 18th in reverse...
There are quite a few more but this should give you some idea. Reflecting back on it now, it seemed all the par three's were fairly long (in the neighborhood of 200+ on all but maybe one), and there weren't too many holes that stood out from all the rest. What I do remember, however, is a very fun day on an interesting piece of property and a nicely flowing course.