Temecula California Golf Courses

Temecula California Golf Courses

Rancho del Cielo Golf Course	Redhawk Golf Club
Temecula Creek Inn Golf Resort - Creek/Oaks Course	Temecula Creek Inn Golf Resort - Oak/Stonehouse Course
Temecula Creek Inn Golf Resort - Stonehouse/Creek Course	Temeku Hills Golf Course

Featured Golf Course Review:

Redhawk Golf Club -- *Redhawk Has Never Been Better*
Review by: Dennis Cross	Redhawk Golf Course in the Temecula Valley has never been in better shape. Fairways are perfect and greens are almost as perfect. Challenging for all abilities. And the green fees are manageable.
From Temecula, Ca.

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Sequoia Woods Country Club -- *Super Course For Average Golfer*
Review by: Robert Shelton	I play with a friend who is a member of the club, so I have no bias. The course is much like playing two different 9-hole courses. The front 9 is relatively flat with plenty of opportunity to use your driver. Fairways vary in width with some water hazards and creek out of bounds to deal with. The back 9 goes up through the tall pines with narrow fairways and plenty of challenges through the hilly terrain, ending with a 400-yard downhill to the 18th hole. The scenery is breathtaking as 200-foot tall pine trees, well maintained fairways and greens, and a blue, blue sky, bound most of the course. You can use every club in your bag and have a wonderful day.
From Walnut Creek, CA USA

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Andover Golf & Country Club
"One of the Best"
Andover is certainly one the best course in the region. It is very challenging as well as one of the most beautiful courses around. The greens at peak season are like glass, the roughs will chew you up and cost additional strokes and the narrow fairways boarded by homes will make you shiver. Your score is determined how well you can over come the fear of taking a full swing or whimp out just to keep it in play. Not being an extra long course makes you contemplate the great shots instead of the smart ones. When you make a mistake take the bogey and go on to the next hole.
---Shawn Sowell, KY
Sand Ridge Golf Club
"Best of Ohio"
Sand Ridge is one of the best golf courses in the country. Even though greens are not all that fast they are always in perfect condition at all times of the year and the fairways are some of the best i have ever played from. The caddie program has some of the best and friendliest caddies in the nation.
---mike jenkins, toledo, ohio usa
Hollows Golf Club, The - Lake/Road Course
"Not uptight..."
The Hollows Golf Club is a great place to play captain's choice tournaments, twilight golf, or just to play a round of golf with family or friends. Having 27 holes makes it easy to get you on the course when other golf courses cannot. For more info on The Hollows Golf Club visit http://www.TheHollows.com. There is a reason they say...Not uptight, just right!
---Michael D. Hudson, Ashland, VA USA
Eagle Creek Golf Club
"Nothing Wrong With Eagle Creek"
I have golfed Eagle Creek many times over the past four years. The front nine holes are much different from the back nine. The front nine are wide fairways with very few obstructions and on a windy day, these holes can be as tough as any other holes in golf. Meanwhile, the back nine are just the opposite. The fairways are much more narrow and every hole except hole #13 is engulfed in trees. You must be very careful on the back nine because if you go in the trees you won't be making par on that hole. The wind is not so much a factor on the back nine but that's a plus since there is already so much to worry about. Still, it is a great course. If I had to make one complaint about this course, it is the fact that to just golf one round or even become a member the fees are a little ridiculous. It seems that most of the people who do or would like to golf there are locals and they can't afford to pay those type of fees. But again, that is my only complaint about this course. If I was asked to recommend one course to try, my answer would have to be Eagle Creek Golf Club in Willmar, Minnesota.
---Chris Leibel, Willmar, MN USA