Oak/Stonehouse at Temecula Creek Inn Golf Resort, Temecula, California

Oak/Stonehouse at Temecula Creek Inn Golf Resort in Temecula, California, is an 18-hole resort course designed by Dick Rossen in 1969 and renovated by Ted Robinson Sr. in 1990. With Bermuda grass fairways and greens, it offers a scenic and challenging experience for golfers of all skill levels. The course features a par of 72, a length of 6,693 yards from the blue tees, a slope rating of 129, and a rating of 72.3. Amenities include a driving range, practice facilities, teaching pro services, and banquet facilities.

Player Reviews: Positive Feedback and Minor Concerns

Golfers generally have positive experiences at Oak/Stonehouse at Temecula Creek Inn Golf Resort. They praise the course conditions, layout, and friendly staff. One reviewer described it as "the best overall shape of a golf course" they've played recently, while another appreciated the "great views along the entire track." However, some mentioned issues with cart fees and occasional "cart path only" restrictions without clear reasons.

Golfer Collectives' Perspective on Value: A Worthy Splurge

Golfer Collectives rates Oak/Stonehouse at Temecula Creek Inn Golf Resort as a valuable golf course. With an overall rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars from 406 reviews, golfers appreciate the well-maintained conditions, excellent layout, and friendly staff. While cart fees and certain course restrictions may be seen as drawbacks, the resort's exceptional conditions and welcoming atmosphere make it a worthwhile splurge for advanced golfers seeking a challenging and scenic experience.