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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.

Great Mountain and valley view course, I think the most up and down slope course in SoCal. We see the significant excellent scenery but we need to play on the narrow island fairway surrounded by rock, trees, bush and sand hazards at almost holes. And today it was very strong wind among the mountains. The club choice is key at this course. Minimum 2 persons are required for tee time booking, however the play fee of week day is reasonable, Just $52.

Strawberry Farms Golf Club combines the rural beauty and tranquility of the surrounding area with the challenge of true championship golf. The Par-71, 6,700 yard golf course is set amid canyons and wetlands and offers stunning vistas across the 35-acre reservoir, and rolling greens surrounded by wildlife and natural vegetation. Developed by Doug DeCinces, former California Angel, and designed by Jim Lipe, award winning golf course architect, Strawberry Farms is sure to provide golfers with the finest golf experience in Orange County.Great landscape, lake side golf course at Irvine. Usually the play fee is over $150, but the price is discounted at Monday afternoon, just only $85. Course is great, challenging and enjoyable, but narrow fairway and OB hazards are closed to fairway & green. Massively difficult course.

Originally opened as an 18-hole venue in 1966, the Navy Golf Seal Beach is now a 27-hole complex occupying 220 acres in Orange County, California. With a recently completed multi-million dollar full-service clubhouse and restaurant, the facilities at the Navy Golf Course continue to evolve and expand with future plans to add 18 cottage duplexes for overnight and extended vacations. The 18-hole championship Destroyer Course is a 6,780 yard challenge for even the most seasoned golfer, and the 9-hole executive Cruiser Course. Here was military recreation past time, is opened for citizens now. Flat, but course layout is interestingly arranged. One small complain is slow pace, we took total 5.5 hour.</p>

Eagle Glen Golf Club, located in Corona City, California, is a known public course in the Southern California area. Opened in 1999 and designed by Gary Roger Baird, the par-72 layout consists of nearly 7,000 yards of play. The Inland Empire course is divided by two distinct styles, with the the front nine featuring elevation changes and forced carries and the back nine resembling links-style play where wind can become a huge factor. Great course! Excellent facility and very nice condition, fairway, rough, and green. However I think here is the toughest course in this year so far. Narrow fairway and up &amp; down slope, some holes are layout tricky... plus hard slippery and waved green. Especially No.2, 12 & 15 are very tricky and No.4 & 18 are Par 5 holes and much difficult.