Came to this driving range for the first time on a Friday night and had a great time. It wasn't too…read morecrowded, as they had the ground floor as well as an upstairs area. We were at the upstairs area and it was nice and quiet. The balls were relatively cheap compared to other places I've been to. 105 balls for $13, pretty good deal. However, I'm knocking a star off because the lights were kind of dim and some of the grass pads were very worn out. But overall, this place still gets the job done if you're looking to get some practice in or just hanging out with friends!

mats are worn out, balls are wornout and cracked. ball flies…read more10-20% less distance. quite and good sunshade roof.

Coyote Hills is a real gem of a home course! Finding a club where the staff makes you feel like a…read moreVIP is rare, and having a starter like Bill can completely set the tone for the rest of your round. ​A great starter is like a conductor--keeping the pace of play moving while making sure everyone is relaxed and ready to tee off. It's his small interactions, like a quick joke or a bit of flexibility with the tee sheet, that turn a standard eighteen holes into a great experience. I love playing here all the time.

My niece was married at this golf course. What an amazing and beautiful venue to have a ceremony!!!…read more Beautiful rolling green hills, water falls and outside venue. Watching the ceremony with the backdrop of waterfalls was serene and magical.

The course is in great shape. The player groups are well placed. Finish in a timely manner. The new…read morecarts are fantastic. Players club is a good buy. Always a good time.

Brea Creek Golf Course is a solid public golf course in Brea that feels well worth checking out if…read moreyou like a shorter, budget-friendly round. It's a nine-hole par-29 course with well-kept fairways and greens consistently in good shape, especially for the price you pay. I think it's one of the better value courses around. What stands out is how welcoming it is for all skill levels beginners and casual players can enjoy the layout without feeling intimidated, and even more experienced golfers appreciate the challenge on certain holes.

Amazing spot. Truly a gem. Very reasonable pricing for buckets, website pricing is accurate as of…read more1/10/2026. There's no assigned bays, just get your buckets and find an empty bay and grab a California burrito in the way out. First driving range I've been to that had music playing, very family friendly environment. The music was also mainstream and kind of low in volume, so it doesn't impact your game too much if you're really trying to focus. It was extremely busy and had the overflow parking in use but still managed to find parking and a handful of empty bays at peak evening timing. They take contactless payment and cash and have nice kiosks to order food and drinks from, as well as QR code ordering to order from your bay - you still have to go grab it yourself. As for the food, the tacos were forgettable. I enjoyed the tortilla and the salsas but the meat flavor and quality were just fine. Not a taqueria but also not trying to be. The asada California burrito was great actually, paired well with the red salsa, decent size as well. A little pricier but concession food typically isn't this good, so I'll pay the price. Cajun fries were very good also. Food was out in like 5 minutes and very fresh. I'd like to return to try the breakfast burritos I've heard so much about. Will 100% come back, about a 30-40 minute drive for me but well worth the drive.

Love hitting at The Islands Golf Center--those elevated mats overlooking the lake with floating…read moretargets make practice so much fun. Spacious bays, fresh mats, and chill vibes all around. The food seals it: grabbed a tasty burrito and crispy fries (with dips!) and ate overlooking the water--perfect combo. Friendly staff, solid prices, and way better than a standard range. Highly recommend for golf + good eats in OC! (Pro tip: Hit it mid-day for fewer crowds and killer views.)

Overall if you know what you're getting yourself into, it's not horrible…read more Keypoints: - Poor driving range - expensive - Below average course upkeep When booking a tee time know the pace of play is very slow and to complete 18 will be a little over 5 hours, and you will start 30 minutes after your scheduled time. The tee time was $54 before a cart All of the fairways, greens, and tee boxes were pretty rough, but not the worse I've seen. There are definitely better courses for the price, but this isn't a bad one if it is local to you and has a convenient time available. I ordered a breakfast burrito and a transfusion and both were very good, that was probably the highlight of my experience.

I really like their chipping green. It is well maintained and a great place to practice your…read morechipping around the green.

I picked up golf in 2018 in my early 30s and I got the bug but I was never or rarely able to break…read more90. You know the guy, the one that comes to the course with a different identity every time trying anything from small Grandpa half swings to Harley Grippin and throttling the driver as hard as he can, to Texas wedging from 60 yards off in the fairway .... That guy. Then after losing like seven balls at Canyon crest and shooting in the upper 90s again, I finally humbled myself and realized I might need a coach In my business life- coaching had paid for itself many times over and I finally widened up and thought "why not golf too" Maybe you relate, I'd been trying to bake a cake with a million different recipes on YouTube and I knew that if I was humble enough to go and copy someone else's playbook from top to bottom just maybe I might stand a chance When I met Jay, I could tell right away, this guy knows his stuff and he spoke my language, "biomechanical efficiency", "anatomical limits", "isometric tension", and on and on You see I'm a skeptic and I'm pretty critical by nature and I challenge everything, but anything I threw at Jay he had a response for, and not only that he was able to redirect me and tell me where I'm not even asking the right questions I must admit I'm a difficult person to work with. I'm an eight on the Enneagram (a challenger), and not only is Jay gifted in his golf system, but also in his soft skills, such as being able to handle challenging people. He knew when to step on the gas and push me and he knew when I just needed a nice cold Gatorade cause I was about to explode Today I finally broke 80. He told me I would within 6 months of his coaching... and we made it Cheers Jay, to a true coach. Someone who answered my late evening and weekend texts, kept me on the tracks, kept it simple when i needed simple, and we had a few laughs along the way.

Golf Code 360 has completely changed the way I understand and enjoy golf. Jay and his team teach…read morethe game in a way that is irrefutable -- everything is backed by science, data, and clear cause-and-effect. There's no guessing, no gimmicks, and no "feel-only" advice that leaves you confused the next time something goes wrong. After my lessons, I walked away not only hitting the ball better, but actually owning my swing. Jay helped me understand why I miss, how to diagnose issues on my own, and--most importantly--exactly what to do to fix them. That confidence is a game-changer. What really stands out is how they make golf fun again. Instead of chasing tips, I now have the B.E.S.T. framework that makes improvement logical and repeatable. The before-and-after difference after a single lesson was eye-opening, and it's only reinforced that this is the right way to learn the game. If you're serious about improving and want instruction that actually makes sense, Golf Code 360 is on another level.

I recently started learning golf, so I went in to shop for golf clothes and honestly had no idea…read morewhat I should buy. The staff was so sweet and helpful. She helped me put outfits together, explained things to me, and made the whole experience feel easy and comfortable. I really appreciated her patience and kindness. She made shopping so much more fun for a beginner like me. Thank you!

Service is horrible not very welcoming, went in checking it out, not once was offered assistance.im…read moresticking to Roger Dunn

Great experience. My son and I had a ton of fun. The employee was very friendly that helped us. The…read moregraphics on the screen were great. The putting was a little challenging at first, but eventually we were able to figure it out. If you are looking for indoor golf, this is a great option.

Called and made a reservation only to show up and told that a walk in just took the bay I reserved…read more What's the point of reserving time?

I recently decided to get into golf because suddenly when you reach 30 everyone you know starts…read moregolfing. I got the clubs and started hacking away. Well after about two range sessions my back was killing me and I wasn't hitting the ball very far so it was time for lessons. Joel is simply the best. I'm now a regular student of his and go almost every Saturday to work on all aspects of my game. Joel always knows exactly what I need to work on and finds ways to make things "click". Looking at some videos from my first range session to where I'm at only 4 short weeks later is astounding. I even recently got fitted for a driver and was complimented on my swing. I really enjoy working with Joel and plan on taking lessons from him for a long time!

Communication is lacking. Ordered online Dec 2025 and have not heard a single thing other than…read more"Order Confirmed". Website states 2-3 to assemble shaft and adapter and 3-5 to ship. It's been 2 weeks and have heard ZERO. **Update: Was able to talk to someone and they were very helpful. Delayed but I can live with that.

Amazing amazing Experience 1st time here…read more109 for annual pass. Super affordable. I rented clubs. Nearly new!!! Amazing

1 Star - Absolute Disgrace of a "Member" Experience…read more This is hands down one of the worst-run golf operations I've ever encountered--and that's coming from a paying member who has spent a substantial amount of money at this course. My experience unraveled the very first time I attempted to use my member points. Due to staff incompetence, my account "couldn't be found," which caused me to miss my scheduled tee time entirely. Let that sink in: I showed up on time, did everything right, and still lost my tee time because your employee couldn't do their job. The recovery? Laughable. I was offered another tee time thirty minutes later, during daylight savings, effectively ruining the round and wasting my entire trip to the course. No urgency. No accountability. No meaningful apology. Just indifference. And then there's management--if you can even call it that. I was told the General Manager works from home and is only physically present one day a week. For a business that survives on memberships, this is an absolute joke. When members have real issues, no leadership is available. Problems are simply passed along--or more accurately, ignored. I reached out directly to express my frustration and concerns. The response from the GM? None. Silence. Completely ignored. That alone tells you everything you need to know about how this course treats its members once they already have your money. This isn't just poor customer service--it's a systemic failure: * Staff errors that cost members their tee times * No effective problem resolution * Absent, unreachable management * Zero follow-up or accountability If you're thinking about becoming a member here, don't. Your money is welcome, but your time, experience, and loyalty clearly are not. When something goes wrong--and it will--you'll be dismissed, delayed, and ultimately ignored. Save yourself the frustration. There are far better courses that actually value the people who support them.