Golf courses in Irvine, CA.

Irvine, CA

Strawberry Farms Golf Club is located in the hills of Irvine, California, west of Interstate 405, on land that includes a former strawberry ranch on its front nine and a canyon setting on its back nine. The course was designed by architect Jim Lipe, who worked with the Jack Nicklaus design company, and it opened to the public in November 1997. The clubhouse and cart facilities were built to evoke an old farm, with a farmhouse-style clubhouse and a barn-style cart building. The course plays to a par of 71 across 18 holes, measuring about 6,712 yards from the back tees. Strawberry Farms operates as a daily fee public course with tee times available for booking directly through the club.

Irvine, CA

Oak Creek Golf Club is a public course in Irvine, California, built on a former orange grove near Interstate 5. It was designed by Tom Fazio and opened in September 1996. The course combines lakes, a creek, and bunkering carved into what was originally flat ground, with mounding and planting used to shape the terrain and screen the course from nearby traffic. Five sets of tees allow a range of players to choose an appropriate length, and the layout is generally considered playable rather than punishing. The clubhouse has a Spanish-influenced design with stone terraces. The course is open daily to the public, plays to a par of 71, and measures about 6,834 yards from the back tees.