Where We Play - Biola Women's Golf
2015-16 Courses & Practice Courses:
Biola Women's Golf played at many courses around California and Arizona during its 2015-16 fall and spring seasons and practice peri.
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Talking Rock Golf Course (Prescott, Ariz.)
Host School: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Yardage: 5,437
Rating/Slope: 71.4/123
Par: 72
Website:http://talkingrockranch.com/prescott-golf/
Description:Like the rest of Talking Rock, the land inspired the golf course design. Winding through meadows, preserving majestic stands of trees and complementing the contours of the terrain, the course offers a golfing experience that is spectacular by nature.Wide, generous landing areas, strategically placed bunkers and greens that are clearly visible from virtually every fairway shot define this classic course.
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Twin Oaks Golf Course (San Marcos, Calif.)
Host School: California State University, San Marcos
Yardage: 5,423
Rating/Slope: 71.7/128
Par: 72
Website:http://www.jcgolf.com/course/twin-oaks/
Description:Fairways at Twin Oaks can be narrow and test golfers' accuracy off the tee. Keep your drives out of the rough, and you'll be rewarded with ample opportunities to hit the green in regulation. You'll also find the greens to be quick and true: Read your putt correctly and your ball will find the hole.The San Marcos golf course is easy to get to from throughout North San Diego County and is known for its beauty, especially on the picture perfect par 3's.
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Verrado Golf Course (Buckeye, Ariz.)
Host School: Arizona Christian
Yardage: 5,402
Rating/Slope: 65.7/114
Par: 72
Website: http://www.verradogolfclub.com/
Description: Tucked in the foothills of the White Tank Mountains in Buckeye, Arizona, stretching to more than 7,000 yards, and offering jaw dropping views and rugged natural beauty, Verrado Golf Club is an exceptional West Phoenix Valley golf experience that can accommodate golfers of all levels. It was named the No. 1 public golf course in Phoenix by Sports Illustrated and was named to the 2012 list of "Best Courses You Can Play" by GolfWeek.
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Eagle Glen Golf Course (Corona, Calif.)
Host School: California Baptist University
Yardage: 5,552
Rating/Slope: 72.6/128
Par: 72
Website: http://www.eagleglengc.com/?
Description: Situated in the shadows of the Cleveland National Forest in Corona, CA, Eagle Glen Golf Club is a spectacular championship golf course whose superb amenities and stunning natural setting have earned it recognition as one of the finest golf courses in Southern California. The championship course was designed by Roger Baird and it winds through natural wetlands and rugged terrain in the shadows of the Cleveland National Forest.
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Brookeside Golf & Country Club (Pasadena, Calif.)
Host School: Marymount California
Yardage: 5,377
Rating/Slope: 70.9/124
Par: 71
Website: http://brooksidegc.com/?
Description: Designed by famed golf architect William P. Bell, the Brookside Golf Club boasts a 75 year golf tradition. The 36-hole complex is the oldest golf course in Los Angeles County and situated in the golden foothills of Pasadena next to the famed Rose Bowl. Regularly rated one of the top 15 golf courses in California, Brookside served as home to the Los Angeles Open in 1968, which was won by Billy Casper. It has also hosted the National Publinks Championship. Owned by the city of Pasadena, Brookside Golf Club features two 18-hole tracks: the C.W. Koiner Course, a par 72 measuring 7,104 yards, and the E.O. Nay Course, a par 70 measuring 6,025 yards.
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Antelope Hills Golf Course (Prescott, Ariz.)
Host School: Embry-Riddle (AZ)
Yardage: 5,709
Rating/Slope: 69.7/120
Par: 72
Website: http://www.antelopehillsgolf.com/golf?
Description: Antelope Hills Golf Courses were designed by Laurence Hughes and opened in Prescott back in 1958. The course offers 36 holes of championship golf and boasts cooler temperatures than most Arizona golf courses. The two courses offer completely different playing experiences, making any tournament play there an excited and invited challenge.
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Pacific Grove Golf Links (Pacific Grove, Calif.)
Host School: UC Santa Cruz
Yardage: 5,305
Rating/Slope: 70.2/116
Par: 72
Website:http://www.pggolflinks.com/
Description:Offering a fun-filled yet competitive challenge, and boasting an architectural lineage of elite proportions, The Pacific Grove Golf Links has won both local and national acclaim for its classic design and affordability. From the gently rolling fairways framed by Monterey and Cypress pines on its front nine to the dramatic ocean views and traditional links layout of its back nine, the Pacific Grove Golf Links is much more than a normal golf course. The 18-hole layout, with a front nine that offers glimpses of Monterey Bay on fairways framed by Cypress trees, and an ocean-side back nine cut through windswept dunes reminiscent of a traditional Scottish links, has delighted visitors and locals alike for over 75 years.
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Industry Hills Golf Club (City of Industry, Calif.)
Host School: Golden State Athletic Conference
Yardage: 5,663
Rating/Slope: 73.9/139
Par: 72
Website: http://www.ihgolfclub.com/?
Description: The Industry Hills Golf Club at Pacific Palms Resort offers 650 acres of lush green featuring 36 holes of championship golf! Players have access to two legendary courses, the Eisenhower (Ike) and Zaharias (Babe). This course has earned its place among the most challenging in Southern California and can lay claim to. It stretches 5,662 yards from the forward tees to 7,211 yards from the championship tees, with slope ratings from 130 to 145. It's no wonder that the Ike has been the proud host of many U.S. Open Qualifying tournaments as well as LPGA tour events. This is the site of the 2015-16 GSAC Championship/NAIA Qualifier.
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Coyote Hills GC (Fullerton, Calif.)
Host School: Biola University Practice Course
Yardage: 5,618
Rating/Slope: 73.7/130
Par: 70
Website:http://www.coyotehillsgc.com/
Description:Coyote Hills Golf Course is an award-winning 18-hole, par 70 golf course that features five distinct tees and panoramic views of Los Angeles and Orange County. Enjoy an outstanding golf experience at one of Southern California's best golf courses.Located in the foothills of Fullerton and Orange County, yet close to it all, experience Coyote Hills Golf Course. Designed by Cal Olson and PGA Tour Legend Payne Stewart, the 250-acre Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary and championship golf course.
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Los Coyotes CC (Buena Park, Calif.)
Host School: Biola University Practice Course
Yardage: 6,051
Rating/Slope: 77.0/140
Par: 72
Website:http://www.loscoyotescc.com/
Description:Situated in the lush rolling hills of Buena Park, Los Coyotes Country Club sets the standard for outstanding amenities and superb hospitality. Blending the time-honored traditions of golf with modern, upscale conveniences, the club boasts 27 holes of spectacular golf designed by William Bell, Jr.; an array of golf, tennis, fitness, dining and social amenities. Three distinct 9-hole layouts can be combined in a number of ways, offering golfers variety every time they play. Lush stands of mature trees frame undulating emerald-green fairways and manicured greens, in perfect balance with nature - with expansive bunkers, numerous elevation changes and an abundance of sparkling lakes creating both strategic diversity and a picturesque backdrop for golf.
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Hacienda Country Club (Hacienda Heights, Calif.)
Host School: Biola University Practice Course
Yardage: 5,837
Rating/Slope: 75.7/143
Par: 72
Website: http://www.haciendagolfclub.com/
Description: When Hacienda was completed in 1923, it was hailed as one of the best, if not the very best course in all of Southern California. Thereafter, the masterwork of George Thomas, who had a hand in the design of Hacienda, included such giants as Riviera and Los Angeles North. Yet, today, after Hacienda’s historic 2005 restoration, this Willie Watson gem has rightfully returned to its place among these other great, classical era designs. Today, the golf course at Hacienda offers a test of true championship golf. Yet, as a private club of 400 members with a wide variety of golfing skills, great effort has been made to present multiple options for both men and women to play the course at a length they can enjoy given the level of their skills.
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Goose Creek Golf Club (Jurupa Valley, Calif.)
Host School: Biola University Practice Course
Yardage: 5, 172
Rating/Slope: 69.4/115
Par: 71
Website: http://www.goosecreekgc.com/
Description: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. The Schmidt/Curely designed course will sufficiently challenge the experienced golfer while still allowing the novice golfer to enjoy oneself.
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Yorba Linda CC (Yorba Linda, Calif.)
Host School: Biola University Practice Course
Yardage: 5,830
Rating/Slope: 75.3/138
Par: 73
Website:http://www.yorbalindaclub.com/
Description:Situated on lush rolling terrain not far from the famed Nixon Library, Yorba Linda Country Club re-defines the private golf club experience. Blending the time-honored traditions of golf with modern, upscale conveniences, the club boasts a magnificent Harry Rainville-designed championship layout. Lush stands of towering trees frame undulating Bermuda fairways, in perfect balance with nature - with elevated greens, well-placed bunkers, and an abundance of sparkling water features creating both strategic diversity and a picturesque backdrop for golf.
2014-15 Courses & Practice Courses:
Biola Women's Golf played at many courses around California and Arizona during its 2014-15 fall and spring seasons.
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Talking Rock Golf Course (Prescott, Ariz.)
Host School: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Yardage: 5,437
Rating/Slope: 71.4/123
Par: 72
Website:http://talkingrockranch.com/prescott-golf/
Description:Like the rest of Talking Rock, the land inspired the golf course design. Winding through meadows, preserving majestic stands of trees and complementing the contours of the terrain, the course offers a golfing experience that is spectacular by nature.Wide, generous landing areas, strategically placed bunkers and greens that are clearly visible from virtually every fairway shot define this classic course.
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Twin Oaks Golf Course (San Marcos, Calif.)
Host School: California State University, San Marcos
Yardage: 5,423
Rating/Slope: 71.7/128
Par: 72
Website:http://www.jcgolf.com/course/twin-oaks/
Description:Fairways at Twin Oaks can be narrow and test golfers' accuracy off the tee. Keep your drives out of the rough, and you'll be rewarded with ample opportunities to hit the green in regulation. You'll also find the greens to be quick and true: Read your putt correctly and your ball will find the hole.The San Marcos golf course is easy to get to from throughout North San Diego County and is known for its beauty, especially on the picture perfect par 3's.
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Gold Hills Golf Course (Redding, Calif.)
Host School: Simpson University
Yardage: 5,666
Rating/Slope: 72.6/129
Par: 72
Website: http://www.goldhillsgolf.com/
Description: Gold Hills Golf Course is unsurpassed in the North State: stunning views, lush fairways, carpet-like greens and surrounds, all in a meticulously groomed oak woodland setting. Built in 1980, Gold Hills Golf Club has been reborn and is now setting the standard for excellence. The fairways are Bermuda, the greens are Bent. Occasional bunkers and ponds both fairway and green side are in play on this course amid gently rolling hills.
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Victoria Country Club (Riverside, Calif.)
Host School: California Baptist University
Yardage: 5,788
Rating/Slope: 74.1/131
Par: 72
Website:http://www.victoriaclub.com/
Description:Victoria Club is located within the Tequesquite Arroyo and rests on approximately 130 acres of land.The club is considered a founding member of the Southern California Golf Association (1899).The course has hosted such premier events as U.S. Open qualifying, U.S. Amateur, Mid-Amateur and Senior Amateur qualifying, Southern California Amateur and Mid-Amateur qualifying. In 2007, Victoria Club hosted the Southern California Amateur Championship.Max Behr re-designed the course in 1923, and his effort was lauded by golf course architect George Thomas in his book, Golf Architecture in America. Behr's design today is complimented by a picturesque setting amidst large Italian Stone Pines, California Peppers and large Oak trees.
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Hiddenbrooke Golf Club (Vallejo, Calif.)
Host School: CSU East Bay
Yardage: 5,199
Rating/Slope: 71.1/128
Par: 72
Website:http://www.hiddenbrookegolf.com/
Description:Golf Digest awarded Hiddenbrooke with the prestigious four-and-a-half out of five star rating. Hiddenbrooke Golf Club is proud to be the only course in the surrounding Contra Costa, Marin and Yolo counties to receive the four and a half star rating. Pebble Beach Golf Links and Spyglass Hill are the only two courses in California to receive the five star rating.The 2010 Golf World Readers' Choice Awards also recognized Hiddenbrooke as the No. 9 Best Public Golf Course in the Nation. Hiddenbrooke is the only course in the San Francisco Bay Area that made the Top 50 list. The Readers' Choice Awards also ranked Hiddenbrooke No. 4 in service, No. 5 overall value, No. 7 clubhouse and No. 10 reputation/prestige.The Arnold Palmer Signature guarantees a golf course design of uncompromising standards. Hiddenbrooke features the dramatic elevation changes and excellent course conditions you would expect from an Arnold Palmer Signature Golf Course.
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Classic Club (Palm Desert, Calif.)
Host School: Augustana College
Yardage: 5,257
Rating/Slope: 71.9/132
Par: 72
Website:http://www.classicclubgolf.com/index.php
Description:This nationally recognized championship course designed by Arnold Palmer and a host site of the 2006, 2007, and 2008 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, creates a new spin on desert golf with rolling terrain, wide landing areas, 30 acres of water features, 14 bridges as well as an abundance of pine trees, pine straw ground cover with 5 sets of tees on each hole.Voted One of the Top Five New Pubic Courses in the America's in 2006," recently recognized by GolfWeekas a "Top Ten new golf course," Golf Travel Annualbest places to play and "Top Ten Best Desert Course"by Desert Golf.
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Pacific Grove Golf Links (Pacific Grove, Calif.)
Host School: UC Santa Cruz
Yardage: 5,305
Rating/Slope: 70.2/116
Par: 72
Website:http://www.pggolflinks.com/
Description:Offering a fun-filled yet competitive challenge, and boasting an architectural lineage of elite proportions, The Pacific Grove Golf Links has won both local and national acclaim for its classic design and affordability. From the gently rolling fairways framed by Monterey and Cypress pines on its front nine to the dramatic ocean views and traditional links layout of its back nine, the Pacific Grove Golf Links is much more than a normal golf course. The 18-hole layout, with a front nine that offers glimpses of Monterey Bay on fairways framed by Cypress trees, and an ocean-side back nine cut through windswept dunes reminiscent of a traditional Scottish links, has delighted visitors and locals alike for over 75 years.
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Cypress Ridge Golf Club (Arroyo Grande, Calif.)
Host School: Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
Yardage: 5,403
Rating/Slope: 72.3/125
Par: 72
Website:https://cypressridge.com/
Description:This Peter Jacobsen Signature Course is as challenging as it is beautiful. The Jacobsen Hardy Design Team utilized the natural surroundings of the area to make this San Luis Obispo County golf course truly unique.Mature cypress trees, lush green fairways and cool fresh ocean air make Cypress Ridge a golfers' paradise. This is a classic golf course you'll keep thinking about long after you've played this central coast treasure.Cypress Ridge is a Peter Jacobsen Signature golf course and has been certified as a Signature Sanctuary by Audubon International, a not-for-profit environmental organization which focuses on sustainable development. "At Cypress Ridge we were given a great piece of property and our team allowed the land to be the hero, resulting in a natural, beautiful course," says Jim Hardy.
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Coyote Hills GC (Fullerton, Calif.)
Host School: Biola University Practice Course
Yardage: 5,618
Rating/Slope: 73.7/130
Par: 70
Website:http://www.coyotehillsgc.com/
Description:Coyote Hills Golf Course is an award-winning 18-hole, par 70 golf course that features five distinct tees and panoramic views of Los Angeles and Orange County. Enjoy an outstanding golf experience at one of Southern California's best golf courses.Located in the foothills of Fullerton and Orange County, yet close to it all, experience Coyote Hills Golf Course. Designed by Cal Olson and PGA Tour Legend Payne Stewart, the 250-acre Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary and championship golf course.
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Los Coyotes CC (Buena Park, Calif.)
Host School: Biola University Practice Course
Yardage: 6,051
Rating/Slope: 77.0/140
Par: 72
Website:http://www.loscoyotescc.com/
Description:Situated in the lush rolling hills of Buena Park, Los Coyotes Country Club sets the standard for outstanding amenities and superb hospitality. Blending the time-honored traditions of golf with modern, upscale conveniences, the club boasts 27 holes of spectacular golf designed by William Bell, Jr.; an array of golf, tennis, fitness, dining and social amenities. Three distinct 9-hole layouts can be combined in a number of ways, offering golfers variety every time they play. Lush stands of mature trees frame undulating emerald-green fairways and manicured greens, in perfect balance with nature - with expansive bunkers, numerous elevation changes and an abundance of sparkling lakes creating both strategic diversity and a picturesque backdrop for golf.
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Yorba Linda CC (Yorba Linda, Calif.)
Host School: Biola University Practice Course
Yardage: 5,830
Rating/Slope: 75.3/138
Par: 73
Website:http://www.yorbalindaclub.com/
Description:Situated on lush rolling terrain not far from the famed Nixon Library, Yorba Linda Country Club re-defines the private golf club experience. Blending the time-honored traditions of golf with modern, upscale conveniences, the club boasts a magnificent Harry Rainville-designed championship layout. Lush stands of towering trees frame undulating Bermuda fairways, in perfect balance with nature - with elevated greens, well-placed bunkers, and an abundance of sparkling water features creating both strategic diversity and a picturesque backdrop for golf.
2013-14 Courses & Practice Courses:
Biola Women's Golf played at many courses around California and Arizona during its 2013-14 fall and spring seasons.
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Talking Rock Golf Course (Prescott, Ariz.)
Host School: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Yardage: 5,437
Rating/Slope: 71.4/123
Par: 72
Website:http://talkingrockranch.com/prescott-golf/
Description:Like the rest of Talking Rock, the land inspired the golf course design. Winding through meadows, preserving majestic stands of trees and complementing the contours of the terrain, the course offers a golfing experience that is spectacular by nature.Wide, generous landing areas, strategically placed bunkers and greens that are clearly visible from virtually every fairway shot define this classic course.
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Twin Oaks Golf Course (San Marcos, Calif.)
Host School: California State University, San Marcos
Yardage: 5,423
Rating/Slope: 71.7/128
Par: 72
Website:http://www.jcgolf.com/course/twin-oaks/
Description:Fairways at Twin Oaks can be narrow and test golfers' accuracy off the tee. Keep your drives out of the rough, and you'll be rewarded with ample opportunities to hit the green in regulation. You'll also find the greens to be quick and true: Read your putt correctly and your ball will find the hole.The San Marcos golf course is easy to get to from throughout North San Diego County and is known for its beauty, especially on the picture perfect par 3's.
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Menifee Lakes Country Club (Menifee, Calif.)
Host School: Mt. San Jacinto College
Yardage: 5,453
Rating/Slope: 72.9/127
Par: 72
Website:http://www.menifee-lakes.com/
Description:Truly spectacular golf in beautiful and serene surroundings, that's what our Menifee golf course is all about. The championship course features challenging, true-rolling greens and playable fairways, with more than 100 strategic bunkers, all woven together amidst beautiful maturing trees, 36 acres of waterways, and breath taking landscape - all meticulously cared for.
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Torrey Pines Golf Course (San Diego, Calif.)
Host School: Point Loma Nazarene University
Yardage: 5,467
Rating/Slope: 73.6/129
Par: 73
Website:http://www.sandiego.gov/park-and-recreation/golf/torreypines/
Description:Designed by legendary course architect William P. Bell and completed by his son, William F. Bell, Torrey Pines opened in 1957, and offers two 18-hole Championship courses; the North and South courses.Both courses test a player's skill with tight fairways, lush rough, as well as trees, bunkers, sand and often challenging weather conditions. On the South Course, there are many holes with direct views of the Pacific, a hundred yards below the links, and several more with views of a huge natural canyon. The North Course offers several holes that are situated high atop the bluffs overlooking the coastline.
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Riverwalk Golf Club (San Diego, Calif.)
Host School: Point Loma Nazarene University
Yardage: 5,427
Rating/Slope: 71.5/121
Par: 72
Website:http://www.riverwalkgc.com/
Description:Located in the heart of San Diego's Mission Valley within minutes of Hotel Circle and area attractions, Riverwalk Golf Club's 27 holes of magnificent golf, superb amenities and outstanding service have earned it recognition among the region's premier semi-private golf courses.Mature stands of palm, oak and eucalyptus trees frame undulating fairways and manicured greens, with numerous wetland areas, nearly 100 bunkers and an array of picturesque water features - including four lakes and the San Diego River.
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Victoria Country Club (Riverside, Calif.)
Host School: California Baptist University
Yardage: 5,788
Rating/Slope: 74.1/131
Par: 72
Website:http://www.victoriaclub.com/
Description:Victoria Club is located within the Tequesquite Arroyo and rests on approximately 130 acres of land.The club is considered a founding member of the Southern California Golf Association (1899).The course has hosted such premier events as U.S. Open qualifying, U.S. Amateur, Mid-Amateur and Senior Amateur qualifying, Southern California Amateur and Mid-Amateur qualifying. In 2007, Victoria Club hosted the Southern California Amateur Championship.Max Behr re-designed the course in 1923, and his effort was lauded by golf course architect George Thomas in his book, Golf Architecture in America. Behr's design today is complimented by a picturesque setting amidst large Italian Stone Pines, California Peppers and large Oak trees.
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Classic Club (Palm Desert, Calif.)
Host School: Augustana College
Yardage: 5,257
Rating/Slope: 71.9/132
Par: 72
Website:http://www.classicclubgolf.com/index.php
Description:This nationally recognized championship course designed by Arnold Palmer and a host site of the 2006, 2007, and 2008 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, creates a new spin on desert golf with rolling terrain, wide landing areas, 30 acres of water features, 14 bridges as well as an abundance of pine trees, pine straw ground cover with 5 sets of tees on each hole.Voted One of the Top Five New Pubic Courses in the America's in 2006," recently recognized by GolfWeekas a "Top Ten new golf course," Golf Travel Annualbest places to play and "Top Ten Best Desert Course"by Desert Golf.
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Pacific Grove Golf Links (Pacific Grove, Calif.)
Host School: UC Santa Cruz
Yardage: 5,305
Rating/Slope: 70.2/116
Par: 72
Website:http://www.pggolflinks.com/
Description:Offering a fun-filled yet competitive challenge, and boasting an architectural lineage of elite proportions, The Pacific Grove Golf Links has won both local and national acclaim for its classic design and affordability. From the gently rolling fairways framed by Monterey and Cypress pines on its front nine to the dramatic ocean views and traditional links layout of its back nine, the Pacific Grove Golf Links is much more than a normal golf course. The 18-hole layout, with a front nine that offers glimpses of Monterey Bay on fairways framed by Cypress trees, and an ocean-side back nine cut through windswept dunes reminiscent of a traditional Scottish links, has delighted visitors and locals alike for over 75 years.
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Antelope Hills Golf Course (Prescott, Ariz.)
Host School: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Yardage: 5,570
Rating/Slope: 69.7/120
Par: 72
Website:http://www.antelopehillsgolf.com/
Description:The historic North Course opened in 1958 and is a traditional tree lined course with small greens that require more accuracy than power. The South Course was added to the facility in 1992 and is a more wide open track with large greens and plenty of mounding which is a totally different experience than the North Course. Both courses have as a backdrop the rugged rock formations of Granite Dells and the Bradshaw Mountains. Over the years, Antelope Hills has hosted many PGA and USGA events including US Open Qualifying, Arizona State Junior Championships, PGA Southwest Section Pro-Assistant Championship, PGA Pro-Ams., as well as weekly events by the local Men's and Ladies Golf Associations.
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Los Coyotes CC (Buena Park, Calif.)
Host School: Biola University Practice Course
Yardage: 6,051
Rating/Slope: 77.0/140
Par: 72
Website:http://www.loscoyotescc.com/
Description:Situated in the lush rolling hills of Buena Park, Los Coyotes Country Club sets the standard for outstanding amenities and superb hospitality. Blending the time-honored traditions of golf with modern, upscale conveniences, the club boasts 27 holes of spectacular golf designed by William Bell, Jr.; an array of golf, tennis, fitness, dining and social amenities. Three distinct 9-hole layouts can be combined in a number of ways, offering golfers variety every time they play. Lush stands of mature trees frame undulating emerald-green fairways and manicured greens, in perfect balance with nature - with expansive bunkers, numerous elevation changes and an abundance of sparkling lakes creating both strategic diversity and a picturesque backdrop for golf.
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Yorba Linda CC (Yorba Linda, Calif.)
Host School: Biola University Practice Course
Yardage: 5,830
Rating/Slope: 75.3/138
Par: 73
Website:http://www.yorbalindaclub.com/
Description:Situated on lush rolling terrain not far from the famed Nixon Library, Yorba Linda Country Club re-defines the private golf club experience. Blending the time-honored traditions of golf with modern, upscale conveniences, the club boasts a magnificent Harry Rainville-designed championship layout. Lush stands of towering trees frame undulating Bermuda fairways, in perfect balance with nature - with elevated greens, well-placed bunkers, and an abundance of sparkling water features creating both strategic diversity and a picturesque backdrop for golf.
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California CC (Whittier, Calif.)
Host School: Biola University Practice Course
Yardage: 6,098
Rating/Slope: 75.9/137
Par: 74
Website:http://www.golfccc.com/web/guest/northstar
Description:The California Country Club offers a natural haven for golf and relaxation in a location that is private, beautiful and convenient to the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area. Quality, affordability and location make this private country club a popular choice among Southland golfers. Because California Country Club was built in the 1950's, you will enjoy the aesthetic beauty of our mature tree-lined fairways.
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Coyote Hills GC (Fullerton, Calif.)
Host School: Biola University Practice Course
Yardage: 5,618
Rating/Slope: 73.7/130
Par: 70
Website:http://www.coyotehillsgc.com/
Description:Coyote Hills Golf Course is an award-winning 18-hole, par 70 golf course that features five distinct tees and panoramic views of Los Angeles and Orange County. Enjoy an outstanding golf experience at one of Southern California's best golf courses.Located in the foothills of Fullerton and Orange County, yet close to it all, experience Coyote Hills Golf Course. Designed by Cal Olson and PGA Tour Legend Payne Stewart, the 250-acre Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary and championship golf course.
