California Golf Course Reviews
Ashwood Golf Course a pleasant round of golf in Apple Valley, Calif.
Ashwood Golf Course in Apple Valley, Calif., is a pleasant place to play golf, boasting excellent conditioning and service. Mainly, however, Ashwood is a course made for those that don't hit it quite as long, though it still gives big hitters some chances to pull out the driver.
... full article »Revamped Pelican Hill Golf Club combines luxury, spectacular ocean views and Fazio golf
The newly revamped Pelican Hill Golf Club in Newport Beach, Calif., features two Tom Fazio-designed golf courses with stunning ocean views and first class amenities such as plush golf carts and Nike One Platinum range balls.
... full article »Revitalized Rancho Las Palmas a surprise in Palm Springs golf
There was a time Rancho Las Palmas Resort was lost among the golf courses in the Palm Springs area. But a new ownership group has the course on track for a 180-degree turnaround. Golf here is suddenly in the Coachella Valley's big leagues.
... full article »Eagle Falls Golf Course in Palm Springs is awaiting discovery
Get on Eagle Falls Golf Course while you can: With a "postage stamp," a waterfall and beautifully devilish wildflowers, the new course at Fantasy Springs Resort near Palm Springs is a fun play few golfers have discovered yet.
... full article »Torrey Pines Golf Course still a San Diego round worth remembering
Some say it's overrated, but you still want to play TV star Torrey Pines Golf Course. From dramatic ocean views to monster trees and scrounging squirrels, this famed San Diego-area muni will leave you with plenty of memories.
... full article »Don't blow by Westwinds Golf Course in So. Cal's High Desert
Westwinds Golf Course in Victorville, Calif., is a nine-hole run that will give golfers their money's worth. For about $20, players can get a well-maintained municipal course that will dazzle you with desert views. Just be sure to be ready for when the wind kicks up.
... full article »Hesperia Golf & Country Club will have you playing where the greats once roamed
Hesperia Golf & Country Club has seen some of the best golfers in the world roam its fairways as a PGA Tour Stop in the 1950s and 1960s. Nowadays, it's still quite a challenge for most golfers, as trees, desert and water make for an interesting day in California's High Desert region.
... full article »Green Tree Golf Course has a great Victorville location
Green Tree Golf Course in Victorville, Calif., is an exceedingly playable municipal course that will challenge the vast majority of golfers. Not overly long, the course will really present a good play for seniors and women looking for a good challenge. Most players will be glad they stopped at this friendly course off the I-15.
... full article »Moorpark Country Club a sweet and tasty So. Cal treat
Hidden in plain sight, Moorpark Country Club is a golf experience not to be missed. A 27-hole course with each nine returning to the swanky clubhouse and five sets of tees, Moorpark will keep you interested and challenged with its Peter Jacobsen design.
... full article »Ocean Trails: A Tale of Lost Fairway, Pacific Vistas, Dye Trickery
In Rancho Palos Verdes, Ocean Trails has fought back from losing its 18th hole to the Pacific Ocean. Now this Los Angeles Country golf course is back and even better than ever thanks to someone named Dye.
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Downtown San Diego's other side: Manchester Grand Hyatt puts you on the water, away from business as usual
Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego looms right over the San Diego Bay, its twin towers stretching to the sky with ships going by below. Get a corner king, and you [...]
Photo Gallery: Pelican Hill Golf Club's Ocean North Course in Newport Beach, California
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Ocean golf that makes you think: Revamped Pelican Hill North delivers the oxymoron
Newport Beach a different kind of OC golf escape, from Kobe's hilltop mansion to Paris Hilton shopping
