Tijeras Creek Golf Club

Tijeras Creek Golf Club, is a Public, 18 hole golf course located in Rancho Santa Margarita, California.

Tijeras Creek golf course first opened for play in 1990. The par-72 course was designed by Ted Robinson. In 2002 a significant renovation of the course that included a complete bunker redesign was supervised by golf course architect Dick Bailey. Many of the bunkers on the course were re-sculpted and all of them were filled with brilliant white San Juan Capistrano sand.

Tijeras Creek golf course is playable for all levels, yet challenging enough to interest even the lowest handicaps. The Ted Robinson-designed Tijeras Creek Golf Club is the tale of two nines. The distinctive course layout at Tijeras Creek opens with a demanding front nine that is highlighted with shimmering water features that come into play in four out of the first nine holes. The back nine holes are legendary for the breathtaking scenery, and awe-inspiring elevation changes that wind through old growth sycamores, oaks and native chaparral. Hole number sixteen was voted one of Orange County's Best 18 Holes by members of the Southern California PGA.

Black tees: 6,948 yards, course rating 73.4, slope rating 136.

Blue tees: 6,948 yards, course rating 71.1, slope rating 129.

White tees: 6,948 yards, course rating 69.1, slope rating 124.

Green tees: 6,948 yards, course rating 67.3, slope rating 116.

Red tees: 6,948 yards, course rating 70.9, slope rating 129.