Oso Creek Golf Course

This course continues to be a great value. It is a smaller par 3 and par 4 course, but ample opportunity to use all the clubs in the bag for short and longer holes. This is a very nice course to walk with gentle ups and downs and plenty of path to walk. The course conditions are great, especially with the recent rains. Greens are generous and roll well, though maybe a moderate pace on the stimpmeter. Sand traps are coming along nicely now that the new sand is settling. There was no waiting today. You cannot beat the price for this type of golf course

Course is fun, well maintained, somewhat challenging, and great value for the money.

Friendly Staff, Great new check in/ Food and outside bar area, The best Turkey sandwich and homemade potato chips prepared on site!!

Great little executive course. Greens are really nice. Fairways are OK. Staff is friendly. and carts and food are great.

Course design is great, course conditions are really bad...Staff could not be more friendly, got teed up with two nice gents, had a good practice round.

Over the last couple months this course is shaping up under new ownership. The pace of play was very good but it was an early tee time and it tends to back up later in the day. The greens were the best I have ever seen. They have also invested in new carts. Keep up the good work, cant wait to see what this course has to offer us in the future.

This is a great little treasure in Mission Viejo. Easy to walk, good play for both beginners and advanced golfers.

Conditions were quite good, especially the greens. Sand traps recently had sand added and are difficult at this time.

you can't beat the golf here, especially at the price.

Had reservations but when early to see about getting out sooner staff was great and accommodated me in all aspects.

Thos is a very nice course good layout it's a good course to practice short game.

Make sure you read that they charge separate for cart

Yes Date built 1970. Having grown up in Mission Viejo and being a junior golfer you had to play "Casta." In junior high, our moms would take us over after school and we would play it at least once a week, normally finishing 18 in the dark. Great times and the course was always in good shape back then and fun to play, executive and yes, #16 was a par 4. I still dont understand how a course that was there "BEFORE" the condos and houses were built along the edges could be sued to have #16 changed to a par 3. Ruined a fun hole. Anyways, fast forward to prior the City of MV purchasing it. Played it once in awhile, the course wasnt what it once was in my book but since the City purchased it, man it's gotten to be like the old times. Played today, good pace, and the greens were the best I've seen them. Period. Green Green! They held, were very smooth and fast. The rest of the course was typical "can kill ya" grass, some dry patches but over all better than most of the lower end public courses in South Orange County. Granted this is an exec course, its a really good place to work on your iron play and definitely your putting. Also like what they've done with the check in area, new carts and the improvements to the patio. Also needed the name change to Oso Creek Golf Course. My only real complaint and this has existed since day one, something needs to be done about #9 the par 4 and the swale with the drain ditch. Longer hitters can hit driver up to the face of hill below the green, but everyone else the tee shot is very difficult to keep it from flying or rolling into the ditch which is always full of water and we were wondering how many balls are lost there daily and end up in the pool below the ditch. Need to put an underground culvert in there and flatten that hole out. Other than that, the fun is back at Casta