If you’re looking for that secluded, tranquil environment for the perfect tee-off, look no further — for such a thing can be discovered at CrossCreek Golf Club in the beautiful wine country of Southern California's Temecula Valley.
"CrossCreek is a pristine world removed from the hubbub, where great golf is played in a resplendent natural setting."
— Arthur Hills
Located just off of I-15, approximately one hour from either Los Angeles or San Diego, the 18-hole course is hidden from the noise of freeways and suburbia amidst groves of age-old oak and sycamore trees, rolling hills and rippling creeks, giving it a solid 140 slope rating from the tips. Bolstering its credibility, CrossCreek Golf Club was awarded 4.5 stars from Golf Digest’s Best Places to Play Guide in 2006.
The course, designed by Arthur Hills, features firm, hard-to-hold fairways, rough-edged bunkers that are difficult to escape and fast greens that slope away for tricky putts. The par-72 layout runs 6,853 yards from the championship tees, combining length with the array of natural hazards that demand careful shot making. In addition to the championship tees, three shorter tee positions make the course accessible to all levels of player.
"CrossCreek is an absolutely beautiful site with plenty of variety and challenge for golfers of all abilities. ... Large mature trees, creeks to negotiate, changes in topography and beautiful views create great drama and a memorable golfing experience."
— Arthur Hills
If working on your game is your idea of fun, CrossCreek has the type of facilities where you can practice from dawn to dusk. Located near the clubhouse for easy access and open all day, the practice facility is the ideal place for you to work out the kinks in your game and perfect your swing.
To aid in your quest for lower scores, CrossCreek Golf Club's staff of PGA professionals are ready and willing to help you with your game. And after a long day of golf, the staff at the clubhouse grille will dish up delicious food and drinks with a smile.
"CrossCreek is a pristine world removed from the hubbub, where great golf is played in a resplendent natural setting."
— Arthur Hills
Located just off of I-15, approximately one hour from either Los Angeles or San Diego, the 18-hole course is hidden from the noise of freeways and suburbia amidst groves of age-old oak and sycamore trees, rolling hills and rippling creeks, giving it a solid 140 slope rating from the tips. Bolstering its credibility, CrossCreek Golf Club was awarded 4.5 stars from Golf Digest’s Best Places to Play Guide in 2006.
The course, designed by Arthur Hills, features firm, hard-to-hold fairways, rough-edged bunkers that are difficult to escape and fast greens that slope away for tricky putts. The par-72 layout runs 6,853 yards from the championship tees, combining length with the array of natural hazards that demand careful shot making. In addition to the championship tees, three shorter tee positions make the course accessible to all levels of player.
"CrossCreek is an absolutely beautiful site with plenty of variety and challenge for golfers of all abilities. ... Large mature trees, creeks to negotiate, changes in topography and beautiful views create great drama and a memorable golfing experience."
— Arthur Hills
If working on your game is your idea of fun, CrossCreek has the type of facilities where you can practice from dawn to dusk. Located near the clubhouse for easy access and open all day, the practice facility is the ideal place for you to work out the kinks in your game and perfect your swing.
To aid in your quest for lower scores, CrossCreek Golf Club's staff of PGA professionals are ready and willing to help you with your game. And after a long day of golf, the staff at the clubhouse grille will dish up delicious food and drinks with a smile.
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