Can only comment on the driving range but its its in decent and offers hitting on grass as well. The putting greens are well kept for a public golf course. Only thing I didn’t like was the staff in the office are not the friendliest people around. Maybe let the guy up front have a few more rounds as a perk for working there may cheer this guy up.

3.5 hours to play 9 holes today, an average Monday. I had enough time to start and quit smoking before we got to the 5th hole. It’s an absolute travesty because the course is well maintained and fun to play, but you can barely call it golfing when you wait 10-25 minutes to tee off on every hole.

This is my home course where I play the most. Their staff is always polite and courteous! Sometimes there’s waits but they try to keep it going.

Do it Jae’s way!! Just finished my third pack of lessons with Jae at Costa Mesa Country Club, and the improvement in my swing is utterly bonkers. His approach is simple — no daft alignment sticks or nonsensical training aids/gimmicks, just clear, easy to understand coaching focused on swing fundamentals. Every lesson was both fun and rewarding, with concepts explained in a way that makes sense. I’ve taken 15-20 shots off my average round, which speaks volumes about the quality of his instruction. Now if I could just stop bloody peeking!! If you’re looking for thoughtful, effective coaching that delivers real results, I couldn’t recommend Jae highly enough. Stop wasting time at the range practicing bad habits, or sitting at home searching for local instructors! Jae is the way. I wish I’d met him years ago. “Men lie, women lie, ball and video don’t lie, baby!!”

Game at Costa Mesa Country Club starts with 2 Par 5 holes, both pretty easy, just never experienced this kind of arrangements before [Laugh] Followed by 381 yards Par 4, but a HDCP 1 hole, but except the hilly green, honestly, didn't find the difficulty to rank Hole 3 as HDCP 1. Wait, there's another Par 5 in Front 9 ?! YES, Hole 6 is another Par 5, a dogleg left along the the running trail, have to be careful to prevent OB. And you'll face an uphill in front of the green. Hole 14, the fourth Par 5, is probably another hole worth mentioning, a big pond at around 220 yards from the tee box, need to drive the ball to the right side of it, and lay up for your 2nd shot. Overall, Costa Mesa Country Club has all the things you're looking for from a country club, just a bit old.