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Conference 7.286::golf

Title:	Welcome to the Golf Notes Conference!
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Created:	Tue Feb 15 1994
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	2129
Total number of notes:	21499

868.0. "L.A. where do I play? HELP!" by MAIL::MCNIEL () Mon Feb 19 1990 13:33

    I am going to be in L.A. the first week in March, and will be hubbed at
    the Long Beach Marriot.
    
    
    * Are there any solid public or private (easy to get on) courses in the
      area?
    
    I played Imperial...it was OK.  But, I heard that a NEW course called 
    "The Tustin Ranch" is public and just opened up.
    
    * Are there any others?
    
    Any help would be appreciated,
    
    
    The Kansas Comet

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868.1 Orange County Courses CXCAD::ARSENEAU Tim Arseneau Tue Feb 20 1990 00:19 14

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868.1	Orange County Courses	CXCAD::ARSENEAU	Tim Arseneau	`Tue Feb 20 1990 00:19`	14
	My parents live in Fountain Valley (near Irvine) and if you're down that way you might want to try the Costa Mesa Golf Club (Country Club???, I don't remember). It's public, relatively cheap (if I remember right appx. $15 per 18 holes), has 3 nine hole courses that are quite nice but not particularly long and a driving range. The thing that I couldn't get over when I was last playing there at Christmas 2 years ago was the excellent shape that the fairways and greens were in. I was regularly draining 10 to 20 foot putts because the ball wasn't bouncing all over as it rolled like it does on the dry, chewed-up greens here in Colorado. Another course that I played was Mile Square Golf Course. I believe it's in (or very near Costa Mesa) in Mile Square park. Not quite as nice as Costa Mesa G.C., and relatively flat but not bad. I believe I paid $12 to play 18.

My parents live in Fountain Valley (near Irvine) and if you're down that 
way you might want to try the Costa Mesa Golf Club (Country Club???, I 
don't remember). It's public, relatively cheap (if I remember right appx. 
$15 per 18 holes), has 3 nine hole courses that are quite nice but not 
particularly long and a driving range. The thing that I couldn't get over 
when I was last playing there at Christmas 2 years ago was the excellent 
shape that the fairways and greens were in. I was regularly draining 10 
to 20 foot putts because the ball wasn't bouncing all over as it rolled 
like it does on the dry, chewed-up greens here in Colorado. 

Another course that I played was Mile Square Golf Course. I believe it's 
in (or very near Costa Mesa) in Mile Square park. Not quite as nice as
Costa Mesa G.C., and relatively flat but not bad. I believe I paid $12 
to play 18.