Tustin Ranch Golf Club

Mahesh Mike Patel

Love this course specially for tournaments challenging and fun

Steven Troncoso

Super slow pace of play, 5 1/2 hour round to play a $180 course in Orange County is totally unacceptable. Course is in alright condition as of 1/3/22 and it’s a bit muddy and they have painted their fairways. Greens were in great condition and all rolled the same pace, fast.

Jeremy Auestad

This review is only for the driving range. $17 for a large bucket of balls (105). The balls are limited flight (about 15% less) and feel terrible when you hit them. Some of the balls have effectively lost all of their dimples. No grass. You have to hit off of cheap hitting mats that will destroy your joints in the long run. But the range is packed with people so why would Tustin Ranch try to improve the experience? I really don’t understand why anyone would come here to hit balls.

Don Brantley

I have been a member of Tustin Ranch for about 15 years and always believed it truly was a private course experience on a public course. The golf course was immaculate, with greens that would rival any course. The staff, from general manager to maintenance, were friendly and displayed pride in the facility. I have referred dozens of people to join the club because of the entire Tustin Ranch experience. I am sad to say that I no longer feel this way. Since American Golf has assumed management the course has worked its way from being excellent to embarrassing. The greens have become terrible, and the overall experience is less than one would expect from such a historically nice course. It seems that the goal is to jam as many people as possible onto the course in a day. I am all for making a profit, but at what cost to the course? Ball marks are not repaired, greens are dying, half of the fairways are closed to carts. I haven't given up yet, and hope for a return to the pristine course that it once was.