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David L. Baker Memorial Golf Center

Fountain Valley, CA

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Fountain Valley, CA

10410 Edinger Avenue, Fountain Valley, CA 92708

About this course

A par-62 executive course in Fountain Valley featuring six lakes and large trees framing the fairways. The Baker's Park Place Banquet Center and 32-stall range complement the course. Lighted for evening play, it's a popular choice for families and beginners in Orange County.

Type

Parkland

Region

Pacific Coast

Holes

18

Established

1985

Course rating

58

Slope

100

LooperScore

69.9

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