About this course
Camarillo Springs Golf Course is in the foothills of Conejo Mountain. It offers mountain views and privacy.
Type
Parkland
Region
Pacific Coast
Holes
18
Par
72
LooperScore
73.6
Your score
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Design & architects
- Ted Robinson, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Camarillo Springs Golf Course, by true distance.
Sterling Hills Golf Club
Camarillo, CA · 6.6 mi away
The golf course at Sterling Hills Golf Club features an excellent practice range, chipping area, and putting green. Golfers of all abilities will appreciate the four sets of tees and finely manicured features of the course. The 12,000 square-foot clubhouse offers a well-stocked golf shop, full bar and the popular clubhouse restaurant.
Los Robles Greens Golf Course
Thousand Oaks, CA · 8.7 mi away
Los Robles Greens is an old-school course in the foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains, near Los Angeles. The par-70 layout measures 6,300 yards from the tips. Rolling terrain, narrow doglegs, and well-placed bunkers provide varied shot options.
Rustic Canyon Golf Course
Moorpark, CA · 10 mi away
Rustic Canyon Golf Course in Moorpark, California, opened in 2002. Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner designed the course with a minimalist, lay-of-the-land approach, shaping greens and bunkers directly from the natural terrain. From the back tees the par-72 layout plays 7,040 yards with a course rating of 73.9 and a slope of 135. Wide, flat fairways fade into native barrancas and canyon hills dotted with sagebrush, cactus, and native grasses. Large, contoured greens favor a ground-game approach, and bunkers are edged with shaggy fescue. The course is public and open to daily-fee play.
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