This is a great "par-3" course for beginners and is pretty cheap as well; there are a few par-4 and two par-5 holes, I believe. They have a 9-hole course only. According to the guy who worked there, it is all-you-can-play after 3pm all the time, for one flat green fee.
The course itself is maintained well during the cooler seasons. There have been two occasions where the sprinklers were on during open hours, which made it quite frustrating to play. There is also a lot of open desert area that becomes a major pain for beginners because 1) it makes it difficult to find your stray ball 2) it is hard to hit the ball off of, and 3) the pebbles and rocks scratch up your golf clubs severely.
The driving range is lit up at night which is always a plus. It gets quite crowded near the end of summer when the nights are cooler. Buckets of balls are at a reasonable price.