golf in southern california

[stinkypete]

hey oot what it do

what are the best public courses in the LA/orange county area? (both in terms of cost and awesomeness)

slider and i think cts and i are looking for some places to play. if anyone wants to join us for some gambooooling reply or pm me.

[A S U]

If $$ is no object Pebble Beach is the best. Pelican Hill (or Bay, can't remember) in Newport Beach is also very nice.

[By-Tor]

how many balls will you be playing from the womens tee's?

[Slider]

BY-TOR HU DRIVING COMPETITION FOR ROLLS OMG



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[HDPM]

The public course I want to play there is Rustic Canyon in Moorpark. It is a newer one and is meant to be an intelligent, natural design. If I get to LA I will make a point to play it. The golf architecture writer (and architect) Geoff Shackelford teamed with Gil Hanse on the design. Shackelford knows a hell of a lot about architecture and has studied the LA courses, Riviera in particular, extensively. If nobody invites me to LACC or Riviera, the course I want to play the most in LA is Rustic Canyon.

[doughhater]

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I'm your huckleberry.

[TDouble]

It really doesn't get any better than Pebble, Spyglass and The Links at Spanish Bay.

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[Evan]

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If $$ is no object Pebble Beach is the best.

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I don't think Monterey qualifies as southern california.

[BreakfastBurrito]

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If $$ is no object Pebble Beach is the best.

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Am I missing something or isn't Pebble Beach about 300 miles from LA?

[Evan]

TDouble, have you actually played those courses? If not, what makes you confident they are the best that's available? If so, how could you not realize they're nowhere near southern California?