Costa Mesa Country Club

Can only comment on the driving range but its its in decent and offers hitting on grass as well. The putting greens are well kept for a public golf course. Only thing I didn’t like was the staff in the office are not the friendliest people around. Maybe let the guy up front have a few more rounds as a perk for working there may cheer this guy up.

Game at Costa Mesa Country Club starts with 2 Par 5 holes, both pretty easy, just never experienced this kind of arrangements before [Laugh] Followed by 381 yards Par 4, but a HDCP 1 hole, but except the hilly green, honestly, didn't find the difficulty to rank Hole 3 as HDCP 1. Wait, there's another Par 5 in Front 9 ?! YES, Hole 6 is another Par 5, a dogleg left along the the running trail, have to be careful to prevent OB. And you'll face an uphill in front of the green. Hole 14, the fourth Par 5, is probably another hole worth mentioning, a big pond at around 220 yards from the tee box, n…

Do it Jae’s way!! Just finished my third pack of lessons with Jae at Costa Mesa Country Club, and the improvement in my swing is utterly bonkers. His approach is simple — no daft alignment sticks or nonsensical training aids/gimmicks, just clear, easy to understand coaching focused on swing fundamentals. Every lesson was both fun and rewarding, with concepts explained in a way that makes sense. I’ve taken 15-20 shots off my average round, which speaks volumes about the quality of his instruction. Now if I could just stop bloody peeking!! If you’re looking for thoughtful, effective coaching…

3.5 hours to play 9 holes today, an average Monday. I had enough time to start and quit smoking before we got to the 5th hole. It’s an absolute travesty because the course is well maintained and fun to play, but you can barely call it golfing when you wait 10-25 minutes to tee off on every hole.

Played the Mesa Linda course the day after Thanksgiving and honestly,great experience overall. The course was in excellent condition, well-maintained fairways and greens, and you can’t beat the value for 18 holes if you’re able to get all the way through. It was crowded (holiday golf, what do you expect), so be prepared for some waiting on tee boxes during peak days. We made it through 13 before daylight and pace caught up with us, but still enjoyed every minute. Driving range is solid, bar is a good stop for the 19th hole, and for the price, this place delivers. Would definitely play again.

I walked this course yesterday on a fairly hot day. At the turn my buddy and I asked the lady in the snack bar to refill our water bottles. She handed me an 8 ounce cup half filled with water and said that's the most she can give me. If we wanted more water we have to pay for more cups. There's no water fountains at the turn either. This was absolutely disgusting for a municipal course.

Course was very well kept. Greens and fairways were in good conditions. Pace of play was a bit slower. But you can expect that from a course with such a low rate for such good conditions. Round took about 5 and a half hours.

Pro shop staff ( the window area where we check-in) is extremely rude. Not happy then get a different job. Extremely slow pace 1/14/26 at Los Lagos- still some slow play but conditions were decent Starters attitude can be worked on

THIS HAS TWO DIFFERENT GOLF COURSES ! IN ONE LOCATION ! IT'S BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED ! THERE'S AN AWESOME RESTAURANT THAT SERVES DELICIOUS BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER ! IT'S VERY POPULAR HERE , YOU'LL NEED TO RESERVE A TEE TIME AND A CART ! ENJOY & HAVE FUN 😎

Course maintenance is fine, but expect a 30-minute wait at every single hole. I've visited twice a week recently, and it's always the same—endless waiting and never finishing 18 holes. Too many beginners and zero pace control. Be prepared for a never-ending game.

I played on the Los Lagos course. Usually there are quite many people and slow during the weekends. Fairways are long and greens are fast. Since each hole is right next to each other, you should alway watch out the balls.

The Mesa Linda course is always fun. The layout is challenging, but fair. The greens were recently punched, so putting was a challenge. Know going in that the course does not bring you back to the clubhouse, so get your food first. Also, the first restroom is at the 8th hole, so hydrate wisely. They do a good job of calling out groups to keep the starts organized. I highly recommend playing Costa Mesa Country Club (Mesa Linda course(.