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Camarillo Springs Golf Club , Camarillo, CA

Camarillo Springs Golf Course - Camarillo, California

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791 Camarillo Springs Rd
Camarillo, CA 93012-8111
United States

P: (805) 484-1075
F: (805) 484-3970

Camarillo Springs Course

18 hole regulation length course

Public golf course

72 par | 6,921 yards | 115 slope

70.2 rating | Kikuyu grass

Recommend this course: +0 -1

Camarillo Springs Golf Course Description

The 18-hole "Camarillo Springs" course at the Camarillo Springs Golf Club facility in Camarillo, California features 6,921 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 70.2 and it has a slope rating of 115 on Kikuyu grass. Designed by Ted Robinson, ASGCA, the Camarillo Springs golf course opened in 1968. Western Golf Properties, LLC manages this facility, with Glenn Melnick as the General Manager/Tournament Director.

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karl P.

Um...go elsewhere. Expensive for what you get. There are so many other courses in the area that provide a better value (RiverRidge, Moorpark CC, Rustic Canyon, Olivas, even Los Robles). The course wasnt in great shape. The pace of play wasn't great. The range and practice facilities are a joke. The mats are beat up and the balls look they were run through a wood chipper. There was a demo day out there for Cleveland golf and even the salesperson couldn't get excited about his set-up.

greg Z.

William S.

Nice front 9 but I don't like the trailer park and H2O on the back 9. Maybe that's why I usually shoot 10 strokes better on the front...LOL???

craig F.

The info and layout of this course have changed. Can we update the specs?
http://www.camarillospringsgolf.com/course.asp

Bradley P.

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Michael M.

This was always our backup course to the San Fernando Valley. When the Valley hit 100+, Cam Springs was 20 degrees cooler. Course has gone up and down over the years. The fairways had gotten pretty awful a year or two ago. Management seems to be making an effort to improve tee boxes and fairway conditions. Wind can add to the challenge of the course. Prices have gone up some. If you want a beautiful, quality course with great facilities and are willing to pay $80+, play Sterling Hills instead. But this course makes a nice alternative to the LA public courses.

Chris P.

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