Golf at Soboba Springs: planning a round
Soboba Springs at Soboba Casino Resort is a par-70, PGA-rated golf course on the resort grounds with a driving range, pro shop and clubhouse. Book tee times through the resort or pro shop, plan for on-site dining at the Fairway Cafe and Maze Stone, and bring photo ID if you plan to use casino facilities (the casino floor is 21+).
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Booking tee times
Tee times for Soboba Springs are handled by the golf course/pro shop on the resort property. The golf course is described in resort materials as a par-70, PGA-rated layout with a driving range and pro shop.
If you want a specific start time, contact the pro shop or the resort to reserve a slot; the resort’s main phone contact is available for general assistance.
- Reserve early for weekend play and holiday periods.
- Ask the pro shop about cart availability and any pace-of-play guidelines.
- Confirm cancellation or rescheduling policies when you book.
Course layout and on-course features
Soboba Springs is a par-70 course noted in property listings as PGA-rated and features water hazards and a signature island green visible from Fairway Cafe. Expect a mix of fairways, ponds and palm-lined holes.
The course includes a driving range and a pro shop at the clubhouse for rentals, balls and local rules or course maps.
- Par: 70 (listed by property sources).
- Facilities: driving range and pro shop at the clubhouse.
- Signature holes: island green visible from the dining terrace.
Getting there, check-in and parking
Soboba Casino Resort’s address is 22777 Soboba Road, San Jacinto, California. The golf course is on the resort grounds and is listed as being a short drive or walk from the hotel; some sources describe the course as about 0.7–0.9 miles from the hotel building.
Hotel check-in starts at 4:00 PM and check-out is 11:00 AM. The hotel provides free self-parking on site; RV/bus/truck parking is listed as available as well.
- Bring a government-issued photo ID if you plan to check in or use casino facilities (the primary registered guest must be at least 21).
- The resort does not offer a free airport shuttle; arrange your own transport from nearby airports.
- Parking is free and generally first-come, first-served; there is no valet service listed.
Clubhouse dining and food options during your round
The Fairway Cafe overlooks the course and the Signature Island Green and serves breakfast, lunch and dinner menu items. The Maze Stone Restaurant at the golf complex is listed as the clubhouse or golf-course restaurant used for brunch and events.
Across the resort you’ll also find quick and casual options in Restaurant Row (El Comal, La Casetta, Soboba Pub & Grill) plus Koffee Kiicha for coffee; Canyons Steakhouse is the resort’s fine-dining option for dinner.
- Fairway Cafe hours include morning service and extend into the evening; check current hours with the resort.
- Poolside bar, Tree Bar and Cabaret Lounge provide beverage options on property (note the casino floor is 21+).
- If you have an event or banquet after golf, the Soboba Springs Golf Course Clubhouse offers event space for larger groups.
Practical tips for your round
Bring sun protection and plenty of water — San Jacinto summers are hot and arid. Confirm tee time check-in procedures and any dress code the pro shop enforces.
If you’re staying at the resort, note that Deluxe Room is the hotel's listed guest-room type (available with 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds) and rooms offer golf-facing views on some levels.
- Confirm whether golf carts are included with your tee time or rented separately.
- Phone the pro shop on arrival to confirm where to park and check in for your round.
- If you need supplies, the resort grounds have limited nearby shopping — pick up essentials before arrival if possible.
| Item | Why | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Sunscreen & hat | Hot, sunny climate most of the year | Apply before tee-off and reapply between holes |
| Photo ID | Required for hotel check-in and to access casino areas (21+) | Keep the ID with your party captain if someone stays in the room |
| Water bottle | Course has water hazards and heat can be strong | Refill at clubhouse or pro shop if needed |
| Comfortable golf shoes | Course has mixed terrain and water features | Soft spikes or spikeless golf shoes are typical |
Practice facilities and lessons
The golf complex includes a driving range where you can warm up before your round. The pro shop can supply buckets of balls, rental clubs and local lesson information.
Check with the pro shop for availability of instruction, clinics or junior programs; the resort’s online listings reference a pro shop and practice area but do not list specific lesson schedules.
- Driving range available for warm-ups and practice shots.
- Pro shop handles rentals, balls and local rules.
- Ask about private lessons or group clinics when you call to book.
