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Wilson & Harding Golf Courses - Wilson : Griffith Park Golf Course - Wilson Golf Course : The Griffith Park Golf Complex houses two championship length courses, Wilson and Harding, each built in the early 1920's. Both courses require well placed shots and a keen sense of course strategy, offer a distinct and remarkable experience, share amenities with a full service restaurant, golf shop, lounge, lighted driving range, and practice facilities. Although golf has been played in Griffith Park for over 100 years, Wilson opened in 1927.

Simi Hills Golf Course offers terrific views and challenging play for golfers at every skill level. Well-groomed fairways and greens keep Simi Hills Golf Course difficult yet friendly, and the staff can offer tips and tricks for playing your best round. Owned & operated by the Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District, Simi Hills Golf Course offers tree-lined rolling fairways and plush greens that will challenge golfers of all skill levels. Water hazards come into play on eight holes, and over 50 bunkers are strategically placed throughout the layout. The course is extremely fair and fun for all golfers. Holes 18 Par 71 Length 6509 yards.

Mile Square Golf Course has been one of Orange County’s premier destinations for public golf since its opening in 1969. Known for having the finest putting greens in Southern California set among 18-holes designed by famed architect David Rainville, Mile Square is a “must-play” for anyone in the area.  Mile Square Golf Course is conveniently located in Mile Square Park, just off of the 405 Freeway in Fountain Valley. It’s exquisitely landscaped course is accompanied by a beautiful Clubhouse and full-service banquet facilities, providing the ideal location for celebrating life’s most special occasions!.

Opening in 2002 to rave reviews, Rustic Canyon Golf Course is a tribute to the very roots of the game with a lay-of-the-land creation by Gil Hanse Golf Design. Built without detailed blueprints or working drawings, Hanse shaped the large contoured, free-form green complexes and sculpted the bunkers from the natural landscape preserving and incorporating into the design the native barrancas. The canyon hills are dotted with sagebrush, cactus, waves of brome, and stipa grass highlighted by a few picturesque oaks. Challenging the Rustic Canyon layout is an exercise in restraint, with flat, wide-open fairways that fade into the native surroundings and bunkers edged with shaggy eyebrows of thick, drooping fescue. The ground game is critical as the greens play to a bump & run approach. Rustic Canyon is a strategic course for golfers who savor the discovery of a proper approach position on an expansive fairway to best attack the green depending on the pin location.