West Coast Golf Courses, USA

Built in 2001, Cross Creek Golf Club is a par-71 course that sits on 166 acres in the picturesque Santa Rosa Plateau in the Temecula Valley. Rolling hills and vineyards surround this top-rated public course and provide a peaceful, private experience. Enjoy the extensive practice facilities, newly renovated Craftsman-style clubhouse, and distinctly different front and back nine holes.

Dos Osos Golf Club is situated in the stunning San Pasqual Valley in north San Diego County. Previously known as Eagle Crest, the golf club was completely revitalized and welcomes you back for a new and amazing golf experience. Major updates were completed across the facility and greens are now in good condition. Now seen as San Diego’s most improved golf club, we welcome you back to re-discover Dos Osos!

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Encinitas Ranch Golf Course is one of the few golf courses in Southern California located on a magnificent sweep of bluffs with a constant view of the Pacific Ocean throughout. There are only a few other courses in San Diego that offer a setting remotely close to  Encinitas' picturesque scenery.

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. Experience the signature 18^th hole and its 200 foot drop in elevation!

One of the finest public golf facilities in Southern California, Los Serranos Golf Club features two 18-hole championship courses. The South Course features one of the state’s longest layouts when played from the famous Jack’s Black Tees. The North Course offers rolling parkland terrain.

Oaks North Golf Course is a gem known for its excellent maintenance and professional service. Home to former and current PGA professionals, this 27-hole executive layout offers a unique charm that keeps you coming back from your first lesson all the way through to your golden years.

For a Southern California golf course to stand the test of time, it has to be committed to excellence and innovation. Proudly recognized as a Distinguished Golf Destination from BoardRoom Magazine, in partnership with Forbes Travel Guide, Rancho Bernardo Inn Golf Course has done exactly that for more than 40 years.

Named for the five bridges or crossings incorporated into the layout, the Crossing at Carlsbad Golf Course is one of San Diego’s nationally recognized golf courses. Voted one of the “Top 10 New Courses You Can Play,” this 18-hole championship layout is inspired by its gorgeous natural surroundings.

Nestled in the scenic rolling hills of Fallbrook, this beautiful 18-hole public course offers an extraordinary Southern California golf experience that integrates ancient oaks, majestic sycamores, towering eucalyptus trees, and beautiful red-top grasses into an eye-catching layout with manicured fairways and undulating greens.

A haven for avid golfers, The Welk offers two excellent courses designed by David Rainville. The Oaks Course is a par 4 delight featuring stately oak trees, scenic fairways, and superb greens. The Fountains Course, built on 600 acres of beautifully manicured grounds, is friendly to players of all levels.

Twin Oaks Golf Course is known for its stunning design, especially on the picture-perfect par 3′s. With fairways that test your accuracy off the tee, course architect Ted Robinson provides a challenge that rewards golfers for hitting the right shot. Set amongst native California Oak trees and the Twin Oaks Valley, golfers are met with beauty and challenge.

With its 16 lakes, undulating greens, and strategically placed bunkers, Cathedral Canyon Golf Club offers a stiff challenge for golfers of all skill levels. Designed by renowned architect David Rainville and Hall of Famer Billy Casper, it offers a truly unique and scenic desert layout.

12 Shores Golf Club boasts an unparalleled location on the south shore of Ute Lake. Its scenic lakefront design challenges golfers with strategically placed bunkers, fairways bordered by tall native grasses, and undulating greens.