Tooth 9-hole Course at Orange County National

I love playing the Tooth course as it tunes up a short game. My only issue is why do they tell us at the Pro Shop “walking only” and yet we see riding carts in there EVERY weekend??? I’d like an answer from management. And I do understand that starting end of May we can rent a riding cart.

Some dry spots around the course but to be expected in a drought. It’s always a nice course that offers a decent challenge. I like the addition of the restrooms on the course. Hopefully this will be a permanent change.

Fun open short course, greens is good shape most fairways looked great. Quick pace, walked solo in less than 1 hour

My friend and I brought our sons for their first game. Great course, they had an amazing time and they have been asking when we are going to go back!

They are hooked!

Great quick course with elevation changes, slopped greens and flat greens. Water and plenty of sand.

Great walking course. Tees, Fairways to green were impeccable. Brought 3 friends with me and they absolutely loved it.

We had to miss our opportunity to play at Tooth due to a medical appointment.. We do love this course..

First if you have any trouble walking dont go here .the first tee is a 1/2 mile from the clubhouse and there was no one there to guide me where to go. They also said my cart would be ready the shack where they were stored was locked! 3 guys we’re all ready waiting and there was only one cart left. I was late for my tee time so I hooked up with the other later guys.also it was the hottest day of the year and I’m 72 so it was a test for sure

Quite short, only 2 short par 4's. A lot of dry bare spots on yhe fairways. (Maybe it's the time of year)

Greens are ok.

A little confusing if you've never been to the course before: where do I park, where do I pay where do I get a cart where's the first tee. More signs would be helpful.

Really liked the course, nice walk and fairly easy to play. However, when you are at the club it should be mentioned that the pull cart are to be pick up at the driving range, before you start your game. Should inform golfers, but other than that ,all was good.

Wow did I get off to a bad start here. First, it was very difficult to check-in. Tooth is on the extreme side of the golf course. There were signs pointing in that direction, but I didn't see a place to check-in. So, I drove around. I went into one of lodge lobbies - no one there. I went toward the PGA store. No one there. I circled back to where I saw the sign to go Left & asked someone there. I was told I had to go to the clubhouse even for the short course. The clubhouse was quite the walk from my parking spot.

I circle back to the Tooth course. Go yonder over hills & valleys & finally finally #1 tee. My wife & I tee off. We're finishing the first hole & lo & behold about 20 kids are trailing us to get in their golf lessons. I thought they'd hang on hole # 1 for a bit. Nope, they trailed us the entire course.

When I golf, I go to relax from a stressful day. As you could imagine, it's not very relaxing when 20 6 to 8 year olds are following you with clubs rattling together & various giggling & such. The kids were NOT badly behaved. It's just that they didn't actually play the hole. They hit by the green only.

So, I tee off. My wife tees off. We got to play our next shot. I look over my shoulder & the kids are already trekking towards us. We're just off the green. They' all saddle up about 30 yards out waiting for us to finish with parents & coaches trying to hold them back.

The course seemed nice. But it was an aggravating experience. If you play this course, ensure that you will not be having the Kids Golf Academy at your heels. No bueno and Not fun. And a waste of money.