Designer Matthew E. Dye comes from a family of golf course architects dating back to the early 1900s. He designed the course at Dos Lagos to suit a range of abilities, from the novice to the professional. The par 70, 6,700-yard course features gently undulating bunkers, an expansive fairway with views of the Cleveland National Forest and natural open space areas., and tees set at several vista points, where topography plays a part in the strategy of the game.

The course features three lakes and wids along the tree-lined Temescal Creek, which has been restored as a dedicated easement overseen by the Riverside-Corona Resource Conservation District. Donavan Brothers Golf have been retained to manage the daily operations of the public golf course upon its opening in June 2006. Dos Lagos Golf