Golf course

Desert Dunes Golf Club has received a variety of awards and recognition over the years, including being ranked as one of the Top 30 public golf facilities in the country and rated a Four Star Place to Play by Golf Digest. Host to U.S. Open and PGA Tour qualifying events, this magnificent course will always be part of the rich tradition and history of golf in the Coachella Valley. Designed by world renowned golf course architect Robert Trent Jones, Jr., Desert Dunes is widely considered one of the best layouts in the Coachella Valley. Mr. Jones took maximum advantage of the natural sand dunes and native desert vegetation when creating this timeless masterpiece. Perfectly situated to provide some of the most stunning views of the surrounding mountains, this championship course is without question one of the best golf experiences in the area and a favorite among both locals and visitors.

Located in North County adjacent to Camp Pendleton, minutes away from downtown Oceanside & only 15 minutes from Carlsbad. Not far from Oceanside, Oceanside Golf Course offers terrific views and challenging play for golfers at every skill level. Well-groomed fairways and greens keep Oceanside Golf Course difficult yet friendly, and the staff can offer tips and tricks for playing your best round. 

The 18-hole "General Old" course at the General Old Golf Course facility in Riverside, California features 6,702 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 72.5 and it has a slope rating of 125. General Old golf course opened in 1998. For over 25 years Kiki has taught players of all playing levels. Kiki starting teaching at Western Hills Country Club, a private golf course in Chino Hills. In 1996 he transferred to General Old Golf Course where he has been seen teaching for the last 17 years.

The 18-hole Shandin Hills Golf Club in San Bernardino, CA is a public golf course that opened in 1985. Designed by Cary Bickler, Shandin Hills Golf Club measures 6556 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 127 and a 70.6 USGA rating. The course features 4 sets of tees for different skill levels. This course offers many beautifully scenic views. Water hazards come into play on five holes. The signature hole is #7, a par 3, in which you tee off from a hill that overlooks the whole valley.

Oak Creek Golf Club beckons the competitive spirit of golf players at all levels. Each of the 18 holes throughout this Orange County golf course presents new challenges amid tapered fairways, scenic greens, beautiful lakes and bull-nose carved bunkers. This Tom Fazio designed course, named after the beautiful creek that runs through it, welcomes golfers of all skill levels. Featuring tapered fairways, picturesque greens, beautiful lakes and bull-nose carved bunkers, Oak Creek rewards your senses as it beckons your competitive spirit. Holes 18 / Par 71 / Length 6834 yards

The new gem of the East Inland Empire! A Pete Dye course that has been revamped from a challenging 27, to a more playable but still very exciting 18 hole course. Start on the subtle valley front nine winding between the houses and the lake. Then the spectacular finish on mountain nine, the course ascends into the hills above the houses giving many breathtaking views of the valley and the San Bernadino Mountain range in the distance. A truly historic course with a fresh new feel and look. The course originally opened in 1988 as Moreno Valley Golf Course, but shuttered around 2015 only to open up in 2020 without what used to be known as the Lake Nine.

Monarch Dunes is located along the Central California Coast, just south of San Luis Obispo in Nipomo, CA. Monarch Dunes features two award-winning golf courses. The first 18-hole championship "Old Course" as well as the acclaimed 12-hole, Par-3 Challenge Course, both designed by architect Damian Pascuzzo & PGA Tour Pro Steve Pate. Both courses were uniquely created to test your skills and tempt your senses. Monarch Dunes is part of The Woodlands, a master-planned resort and Trilogy residential community which is surrounded by windswept dunes, eucalyptus trees, coastal vistas and amber-colored hillsides. Monarch Dunes Golf Club is reminiscent of the true links-style courses found in Scotland and a "must-play" for those who seek a challenging, yet amiable, unspoiled golf adventure.

Cypress Ridge Golf Course is an award winning golf course located on the Central Coast of California.  Nearby San Luis Obispo and Pismo Beach.  Located in Arroyo Grande, Cypress Ridge has a beautiful course layout that has many elevation changes, ocean views, and stunning Cypress trees.  Mature cypress trees, lush green fairways and cool fresh ocean air make Cypress Ridge a golfers' paradise. This is a classic golf course you'll keep thinking about long after you've played this central coast treasure. This Peter Jacobsen Signature Course is as challenging as it is beautiful.

Glen Annie Golf Club is a championship golf course situated in the rolling foothills of scenic Santa Barbara. This challenging layout is enhanced by breathtaking panoramic ocean and mountain views and is always maintained with the highest standards. Situated in the rolling foothills of Santa Barbara, Glen Annie Golf Club offers a championship layout with panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and Channel Islands. Always maintained to the highest standards, the par-71 golf course, which was designed by Robert Muir Graves and Damon Pascuzzo, opened in 1997 to rave reviews. The course has four sets of tees, ranging from 5,005 yards to 6,417 yards.

35 miles north of Los Angeles surrounded by the spectacular Angeles National Forest, lies a golf club with more personalities than there are colors in a California sunset. An 27-hole course "Valley", "Desert" and "Mountain" course, that is on par with any world-class private club yet they are open to the public. Over 400 acres of unspoiled, unpretentious beauty, yet to the unsuspecting, these courses can be challenging. The design scheme is rooted in the heritage of Old California, yet the features will redefine golf for the New Millennium.