USA

Singing Hills Golf Resort - Willow Glen : Singing Hills Golf Resort, formerly known as Sycuan Golf Resort, boasts three Ted Robinson, Sr.-designed golf courses that spread out over 400 acres in a gorgeous and secluded Dehesa Valley location, 20 miles east of San Diego. There are two challenging 18-hole championship golf courses and fun 18-hole par 3 course. Willow Glen : Holes 18 / Par 72 / Length 6651 yards | Oak Glen : Holes 18 / Par 72 / Length 6594 yards | Pine Glen : Holes 18 / Par 54 / Length 2508 yards

The Coronado Golf Course is one of the City of Coronado’s most treasured assets. Opened in 1957, it is rated as one of the best public golf courses in the nation. It is a favorite destination for local residents and celebrities alike, and Tee Times are available daily. Located just minutes from downtown San Diego over the iconic San Diego Coronado Bay Bridge, it offers beautiful San Diego harbor and downtown views, and is sure to be a favorite destination for anyone that enjoys the game of Golf.

Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet Canyon - Champions : Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet Canyon, a public golf course located in Beaumont, California was designed by Lee Schmidt and Brian Curley, who in 2012 were awarded architects of the year. The golf courses opened up in 2000, is now owned by Morongo Casino Resort & Spa. it's one half of a 36-hole world-class championship facility that was once the Home of the Southern California PGA. The golf club offers a variety of golf memberships, affordable public play and golf instruction.

The course, which was designed by Arthur Hills and Steve Forrest, opened in 2007. With great views of the Temecula Valley, the course was built on the ancestral land of the Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians. And it's also the home of what's known as the "Great Oak," one of the largest indigenous coastal live oak trees in the United States. Golfers must navigate the elevation change and avoid these mature trees, which often frame holes and protect greens. The course tips out at 7,219 yards with a rating of 74.8, but there are four other sets of tees, starting out at 4,940 yards. The no. 1 handicap hole is the longest hole on the course, the 578-yard ninth.

Located an hour east of Los Angeles, Yucaipa Valley Golf Club is a challenging par 72 golf course serving the golfers of the Inland Empire. Yucaipa Valley Golf Club challenges players by requiring golfers to use a variety of shots from tee to green. As an Inland Empire staple, Yucaipa Valley Golf Club attracts players from the beginners to the most seasoned golfers. The stunning backdrop of the mountains lends beauty and atmosphere to the playing experience. This par-72 test plays as short as 5,273 yards and as long as 6,803 yards.