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Rediscover a classic...Located in the heart of Santa Ana, 5 miles west of Disneyland, Willowick Golf Course is the oldest 18-hole public golf course in Orange County. Our course offers everything you would expect from a established, successful course: two sets of tees, grass driving range, three practice putting greens, a pro shop chock-full of products, a PGA Class A professional on staff, and affordable green fees. Holes 18 / Par 71 / Length 6061 yards

Newport Beach Golf Course is an 18 hole executive golf course conveniently located between the 55 and 73 freeways, behind John Wayne Airport. Two distinctly different 9 holes. Holes 18 / Par 59 / Length 3216 yards. Front 9 : The front nine is the shorter of the two sides. It features two par fours and seven par threes. The 291 yard 4th hole is the number one handicap hole. You can easily play this nine in one and half hours. Probably the easier of the two sides, but a great warmup for the back nine. Back 9 : The back nine is the more challenging of the two sides. It features three par fours and six par threes. Two of the par threes on the back side are over 200 yards, including the 18th hole. Our lake comes into play on the back nine as well. Overall a very fun and challenging nine holes.

Pico Rivera Municipal Golf Course was built in 1965 for the enjoyment for all those in the surrounding communities. The executive nine hole course plays to a par 29 for 9 holes and measures 1504 yards. Managed by Golflinks, Inc. At Pico Rivera Golf Club, in a fun and relaxing golf environment goof for all skill levels, plus golf lessons by PGA Professional Greg Lake.

Etched into the rolling foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains in Thousand Oaks just 39 miles from Los Angeles, Los Robles Greens Golf Course redefines the daily fee golf experience - offering the remarkable golf, premium amenities, and superlative guest service one might expect at an exclusive private country club, all accessible to the public seven days a week. The picturesque Los Robles Greens Golf Course basks in the foothills of the beautiful, mountain-lined Conejo Valley. The redesigned 6,274 yard, par 70 course lies twelve miles inland and 900 feet above sea level. Known for the giant oak trees that line its fairways and guard many of its undulating greens, Los Robles continues to be "a public course in a private course setting."

Among the most popular golf venues in Orange County, Black Gold Golf Club offers a well-conditioned, challenging, and scenic golf course. Arthur Hills designed par 72 layout stretches up to 6,756 challenging yards and incorporates several water features including a stunning waterfall off the 18th green, slight elevation changes, rolling hills, strategic bunkering and the incredible vistas overlooking coastal Orange & Los Angeles Counties, including portions of the Newport Beach Coast and Catalina Island. From the championship tees, Black Gold Golf Club is a par 72 layout playing up to 6,756 yards. All golf carts are equipped with state of the art Global Positioning Yardage (GPS) System. The course features elevated tees, beautiful fairways and water features, strategic bunkering and a wide variety of holes. Golfers can even see parts of the Newport Beach coastline as well as Catalina Island on a clear day. The par-71 course, which opened in 2001, plays 6,756 yards from the tips, but there are four other sets of tees, starting at 4,937 yards. The course is laid out over 219 acres and runs the length of the Vista Del Verde, creating one memorable hole after another. There are a few blind shots, and plenty of rolling topography. The no. 1 handicap hole is the fifth, a 449-yard par 4. The tee shot plays over a native area to a fairly generous fairway, ending at a green with two large bunkers on the left. The course has a nice collection of par 3 holes as well. And the 18th is a very memorable par 5s. It starts with an uphill tee shot to a fairway that's 265 yards to reach from the back tees. From there, most golfers will lay up short of the water to set up a third shot to the green, but big hitters might take it on it two, making it a great risk-reward hole.