Bella Collina San Clemente

S Shields

This course is in over its head. They pump up the Gary Player link and I'm sure that he would want nothing to do with this place now. The course is somewhat unique with some nice holes and vistas but its condition is horrible. The driving range is a spotty grass/mud field with no real targets and mats although there is grass we couldn't use. The greens have a ton of sand blotches and ball marks and weren't cut the days I played there. Tee boxes were uneven and you could be standing in a depression or a slope most of the times. Bunkers either had no sand (most), or maybe too much, and their rakes will give you fiber glass splinters (they need to be replaced badly). The areas around the greens are generally burnt out and rock hard and their is areas where they have pulled grass from to use somewhere else and it is almost comical to see a sod farm when you're on a hole. There is no water on the course (to drink - coolers) and when the snack bar is lined up you can't get a drink. If it was public they might be able to charge 50-75 dollars a round, but private I would expect way more than they provide

Debi Pike

Bella Colina is not on par with other clubs and programs. From the course to the golf pros and staff, the club is second rate. The golf pros are petty and demeaning. It is very clear they have no interest in supporting the next generation of golfers.

J Grace

Worst golf course I’ve ever played. Every green’s fringe had been removed, leaving a 4-6 foot wide sunken dirt moat.

jim hamilton

Beautifully, well kept, fine management & staff to this golf course. Relatively steep entrance and exit. Hills & valleys making it senic.