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RomanHamburg

By RomanHamburg
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Hey Guys, I'm heading to OC next weekend staying with a friend who also plays golf so we decided to play a round of golf with her and her dad. Now I'm looking for some nice courses in the area that we could play. To make it a bit more difficult: she is on a budget and doesn't want to pay more then $50. We are looking at an afternoon/ twilight round. I am in for something with good scenery and a nice layout. So far she has put tijeras creek up for discussion, I have been told that industry hills, strawberry farm and Tustin Ranch are nice but I guess a bit out of her budget. Give me your thoughts please:)

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Hey Roman,

Tijeras Creek is great.  Also, here are a few others:

Talega.  http://talegagolfclub.com/talega-golf-course.html  It's $60 at twilight during the week (although I don't actually know when Twilight starts)

Arroyo Trabuco is fun ... $57 twilight http://arroyotrabuco.com/index.aspx

A couple of nice munis too ... San Clemente Municipal and Mile Square (in Westminster) are both worthwhile.

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Heard San Clemente Muni is nice as well. If you dont mind playing 9, Aliso Creek is a nice course as well.

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hacker101 Great Member

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Not sure how far you are away from La Mirada but La Mirada Golf Course is fun, nice greens for the most part.

I played there Sat for the first time in years, some slow play but there twilight starts at 12:30 it was under $40,I think $37? and you get a cart.

http://www.americangolf.com/la-mirada-golf-course

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