Golf course

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.

The San Clemente Golf Club has long been a favorite of Southern California golfers. Built by renowned Golf Course Architect William “Billy” Bell on land donated by city founder Ole Hanson, the course consisted of nine holes on opening day in 1930, with what is now the back nine being added in 1955. Municipally owned and operated since its inception, the San Clemente Golf Club is aptly known as the “Pride of the Pacific.” The golf course boasts sweeping ocean views, interesting elevation changes, a challenging yet fun layout reminiscent of the golden age of golf, and best of all, reasonable green fees. Holes-18, Par-72. Length-6447 yards.

Talega Golf Club, located in the hills of San Clemente set above the “Spanish Village by the Sea,” is truly one of the best golf experiences in Southern California. Established in 2001, Talega features an 18-hole, par 72 Fred Couples “Signature” championship golf course in Orange County ranked America’s Top Golf Course. The course is located in the hills above San Clemente, just three miles from the Pacific Ocean. The 6,951-yard par 72 is certainly a championship test with several difficult par 3s and par 5s. The signature Couples design has five of each, so there is great variety. The fifth hole is a 228-yard par 3 that plays mostly over water and is a candidate for one of Talega's signature holes. Another possibility for the prettiest hole is the finishing hole, the par-4 18th, with an approach that plays over the lake to a green well guarded by bunkers. The course has lots of elevation change, mountain views and elevated greens that make each hole unique. In addition to the golf course, Talega, which is open to the public.

Monarch Beach Golf Links, along the dramatic bluffs of Southern California, master architect, Robert Trent Jones, Jr., has fashioned an intriguing layout in the Scottish links tradition on one of the select few oceanfront golf courses in California. Here is an intriguing Orange County, CA, layout – one of only a handful of oceanfront golf courses throughout California. With commanding & sweeping views of the sea and beyond, our par-70 championship resort golf course offers an unending variety of play.

Torrey Pines Golf Course is a 36-hole municipal golf facility on the west coast of the United States, owned by the city of San Diego, California. South Course : The 18-hole South at Torrey Pines Golf Course in La Jolla, CA is a public golf course that opened in 1957, was redesigned by Rees Jones in 2001, and is now 7,802 yards (7,134 m) in length from the back tees with par at 72. South at Torrey Pines Golf Course measures 7707 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 144 and a 78.2 USGA rating. The course features 5 sets of tees for different skill levels.

Goose Creek Golf Club is a scenic, parkland style golf course that offers golfers of all skill levels an unforgettable challenge. Nestled into the Hidden Valley Wildlife Area and meandering along the Santa Ana River, this beautifully manicured course is a golfer’s golf course. The greens are fast with a great layout and conditions that offer a challenging par 71 course along a demanding 6,556 yards. Wow, comfortable course, some holes have OB at right or left side, but not so tough course. Less water hazard, there is large water hazard pool at No.18 only, just some of large bunker are arranged each holes. However, green is challenging, very slippery and waved slope.

Glen Ivy Golf Club is a unique golf experience in southern California. With scenic views and creatively placed fairways, tees and greens, this par 72 course designed by renowned golf course architect Ted Robinson Sr. is as pleasing to the eye as it is challenging. Woven through groves of citrus trees and the hillsides and canyons along the Cleveland National Forest, Trilogy at Glen Ivy combines a signature course design with a serene reserve removed from the hustle and bustle of busy city life. The generous landing areas and four teeing areas of each hole at Glen Ivy create a test of golf conducive to players of various skill levels. The collection of challenging par-5's, unique par-3's, and remarkable par-4's collaborate to play as long as 6,700 yards or as accommodating as 5,400 yards. Beautiful mountains and valley view. Glen Ivy golf club is in spa resort village near Corona. Course difficulty is not so hard, some short holes are narrow and long, but par 4 holes are little short. It's intermediate level. One small disappointed point is green condition and lawn maintenance, green is slow and some of fairway lawn grass wither.