Golf course

Rancho Vista Golf Club is located in the heart of the Antelope Valley providing residents and guests with an exceptional golfing, dining and entertaining venue. This Palmdale golf course features a Ted Robinson designed 18-hole golf course offering a lush oasis perfectly complementing the surrounding desert landscape while the Clubhouse features a comfortable retreat for a quiet family dinner or celebrating special occasions. With contoured fairways, strategically incorporated lakes and bunkers, golfers are offered a challenging yet playable round ideal for all levels of playing ability. The 6,659 yard, par 72 golf course designed by Ted Robinson caters.

Located in Rancho Santa Margarita, California, just minutes from Orange County’s John Wayne Airport, The Ted Robinson-designed Tijeras Creek Golf Club opened in October 1990.  A "tale of two nines" as the distinctive course layout at Tijeras Creek Golf Club opens with a demanding front nine that is highlighted with shimmering water features that come into play on three out of the first nine holes. The back nine holes are legendary for the breathtaking scenery, and awe-inspiring elevation changes that wind through old growth sycamores, oaks and native chaparral. In fact, hole number sixteen was voted as one of Orange County's Best 18 Holes by members of the Southern California Professional Golfers Association. Tijeras Creek Golf Club is now managed by OB Sports Golf Management. OB Sports is a diversified, golf-oriented company with a long history of success, and since 1972, has an unparalleled reputation as a premier operator of quality and award winning golf courses throughout the western United States and Mexico.

Antelope Valley Country Club is a 149 acre club that features an 18 hole / 72 par golf course, this course is a Bill Bell Sr. design featuring a good mix of short and long par 3’s , 4’s and 5’s. Established in 1954, AVCC has lasted the test of time with small, fast greens. The Blue tees play at 6,769 yards with the white playing 6,413 and red tees at 6,217 yards.

The Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club is a public-access daily fee facility featuring an 18-hole championship-length golf course designed by PGA Tour professional Tom Lehman and well-respected local golf course architect, Casey O’Callaghan. Set amidst Trabuco Creek and The Reserve at Rancho Mission Viejo, the 240-acre Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club provides an unforgettable golf experience on par with South Orange County's finest high-end clubs. Holes 18  Par 72  Length 7011 yards. Not far from Mission Viejo, Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club offers terrific views and challenging play for golfers at every skill level. Well-groomed fairways and greens keep Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club difficult yet friendly, and the staff can offer tips and tricks for playing your best round. Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club is a terrific choice for your regular rounds of golf or a new destination for you and friends when visiting Mission Viejo.

David L.Baker is a par-62, mid-length course with six lakes and bunkers with big undulating greens and a nightlighted course. Located in the heart of Orange County within Fountain Valley's Mile Square. Holes 18 Par 62 Length 3825 yards Includes a 30-stall range with grass and mats. The course features six sparkling lakes, large undulating greens and well-positioned bunkers, with an abundance of majestic trees framing lush Bermuda fairways.

Located atop the rugged Verdugo Mountain Range in Glendale, California, the Scholl Canyon Golf and Tennis Club offers exceptional golf and tennis facilities at an affordable price. The William P. Bell-designed golf course that is consistently rated among the top mid-range courses in the country. With panoramic views that stretch to the Pacific Ocean and overlook the Los Angeles basin and the San Fernando Valley, Scholl Canyon is a wonderfully situated sports complex in Southern California. The 18-hole Scholl Canyon Golf Course is considered one of the top mid-length golf courses in the country. The course is a must-play with its great views, treacherous canyons and large bentgrass greens. Holes 18  Par 60  Length 3039 yards.

Los Serranos Golf Club is one of the finest public golf facilities in Southern California, featuring two 18 hole golf courses. Located in Chino Hills, the world-class facilities include championship golf, golf school and lessons, and an award-winning clubhouse. Framed in by a lake, the South Course finishes with the longest, signature hole at 673 yards. The course features strategic bunkers and water hazards on a rolling terrain. For over twenty years, qualifying for the California State Amateur Championship was held at the South Course as well as the Los Angeles Open, now the Genesis Open.

Los Serranos Golf Club is one of the finest public golf facilities in Southern California, featuring two 18 hole golf courses. Located in Chino Hills, the world-class facilities include championship golf, golf school and lessons, and an award-winning clubhouse. The 6,691-yard North Course was designed with all skill levels in mind. The back nine is especially undulating with some forced carries over ravines. Established in 1925, the North Course is one of two John Duncan championship designs that have been awarded 4 stars by Golf Digest Places to Play and is one of the oldest courses in California.

The golf course at San Juan Hills Golf Club is truly an oasis for both the serious golfer as well as the vacationing one. Nestled in the rolling hills of San Juan Capistrano, San Juan Hills Golf Club is a Holes 18 Par 71 Length 6317 yards Championship golf course. Recent improvements in our grounds have resulted in a course that offers the best greens and fairways in south Orange County. Open to the public, you’ll find a game here every day of the week.

Oak Quarry Golf Club is a thrilling 18 hole championship golf course, masterfully designed by Dr. Gil Morgan/Schmidt-Curley Design. Majestically situated in the Jurupa Mountains, this picturesque course winds through the white-faced, jagged terrain of the renowned Jensen Quarry. In its operating heyday, the Jensen Quarry supplied limestone, marble and 88 various minerals for the development and construction of roads, large buildings and private residences in the Los Angeles area. Today, the abandoned rock quarry, with its rich history dating back to the early 1900s, has been brought back to life for all to enjoy its place of prominence in Southern California folklore.