Goose Creek Golf Club

I recently had the pleasure of playing at Goose Creek Golf Club, and I can confidently say it’s one of the most beautiful golf courses I’ve experienced in Southern California. Nestled in a picturesque setting, this gem easily earns a spot in my top 10 courses in the region. From the moment you step onto the property, you’re greeted by a pristine landscape that showcases the care and attention the staff pours into maintaining it. The course itself strikes a perfect balance for golfers, with a level of play that I’d describe as slightly above beginner-friendly. On a scale of one to ten for toughness, I’d give it a solid 3. It’s challenging enough to keep things interesting, but not so demanding that it frustrates those still honing their skills. One of the standout features is the fairways—exceptionally wide and incredibly forgiving. Even if your drive veers a bit off course, there’s plenty of room to recover, making it an enjoyable round for players of varying abilities. What truly sets Goose Creek apart, though, is how green and well-maintained the entire course is. The lush, vibrant fairways look like they’ve been plucked from a postcard, with every blade of grass meticulously tended. The greens are smooth and consistent, rolling true with just the right speed. It’s clear that the grounds crew takes immense pride in their work—there wasn’t a single patchy spot or overgrown area in sight. The bunkers were raked to perfection, and the surrounding scenery, with its mature trees and natural beauty, only added to the serene experience. Whether you’re a local looking for a reliable go-to course or a visitor exploring Southern California’s golf scene, Goose Creek Golf Club is a must-play. It’s a stunning, well-kept track that offers a relaxed yet rewarding day on the links. I can’t wait to return!

Very beautiful course. The greens are very difficult and fast (better to hit longer than shorter due to the shape). Strongly recommend!

Very nice course, well kept and fun to play. One suggestion on a minor point though - would be to change the sign at the end of a round by the golf cart return. I would make it to read "No carts beyond this point" Need assistance contact pro shop. Instead of something they have now that reads something like; "Stop Sign" No Carts in the parking lot". When they have plenty of room near the parking lot beyond that point. Coming from less than 2 years from hip replacement I thought I could unload (clubs) close to the parking lot without going in the parking lot. Thanks Great course