Very narrow, sloped holes and challenging course. Im a 15 handicap and lost about 2 sleeves of balls thru 18. First time playing this course, decided to go on a Monday morning, the field crews were out watering the greens so it made them quite slow but playable. Pro shop (Ed) was super friendly and made my first time memorable, I will definitely be back with my buddies. Nice little hidden gem in south oc. The food was great as well!!

I had the pleasure of playing Shorecliffs Golf Club back in October and was thoroughly impressed. The course itself is a unique blend of challenge and beauty, winding its way through houses and earning its nickname "The Ditch" thanks to the strategic bunkering and elevation changes. Despite a few well-worn tee boxes, the layout was well-maintained and offered a super friendly experience, catering to golfers of all skill levels. I'm particularly excited to see how the new hole will integrate into the course! The brand new clubhouse was a delight, boasting a clean and modern atmosphere with helpful staff and a well-stocked pro shop. The highlight, however, were the par 3s, each offering a unique challenge and plenty of fun. Finishing the round with the last four holes leading back to the clubhouse was truly breathtaking, showcasing the stunning coastal scenery. Overall, Shorecliffs exceeded my expectations. With reasonable green fees, an awesome layout, and a welcoming atmosphere, I highly recommend this club to anyone looking for a memorable round in a beautiful setting.

This course is transforming and will be a 4 Star in no time. The new clubhouse is a beauty. The pro shop is a little thin regarding the products they have available. The greens are still a little thin but improving. The tee boxes and fairways are in great shape. This is a course that really rewards familiarity, so play it often.

I’d give this course negative stars if I could. The pins are in PREPOSTEROUS locations, and have been cut maybe weeks ago? The course is in generally rough shape, it’s overpriced, and the layout is insane. Par 37 on the front with back to back par 5’s on 2 and 3. This course is worth maybe $40/18, not walkable, and an overall very frustrating experience for anyone who isn’t new to golf. I have played here twice, and would not consider coming back other than for the simulator/clubhouse, which appears fun. Attached is a picture of probably the most picturesque hole, but overall condition left a lot to be desired.

I've been playing at Shorecliffs Golf Course for a while now, and I have to commend them on the positive changes they've made regarding their pricing and overall enhancements to the golf club. It's genuinely great to see them making an effort to be more competitive and accessible, which definitely encourages more rounds for local golfers. However, there's a significant issue with the practice putting green that needs immediate attention. It's become frustrating to see golfers consistently chipping on this designated putting-only area. This not only damages the delicate surface, creating an inconsistent roll for actual putting practice, but it's also completely unnecessary. There is a chipping area less than 10 steps away from the putting area. The putting area looked immaculate just 2-3 months ago, now it is a few months away from destruction. I wish there was more oversight or clearer signage and enforcement of rules for the practice facilities. For a course that's clearly invested in improving its value through pricing and renovations, it's a shame to see such a fundamental aspect of the practice area being neglected. Maintaining the integrity of the practice putting green would significantly enhance the overall experience for everyone. I sincerely hope the management at Shorecliffs takes note and implements measures to prevent chipping on the putting green in the future.