San Bernardino County
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Courses
- Los Serranos Golf & Country Club
- Tees & Trees Golf Course
- Apple Valley Golf Course
- Yucaipa Valley Golf Club
- West Winds Golf Course
- Shandin Hills Golf Course
- Hesperia Golf & Country Club
- Rivers Edge Golf Course (Needles Municipal) - 18 hole Par 71
- Western Hills Golf Course (Chino Hills) - 18 hole Par 72
- Los Serranos Golf Club
- Upland Hills Country Club
- Green River Golf Club - 18 hole Par 72
- Green Tree Golf Course
- El Prado Golf Courses
- Sierra Lakes
- Colton Golf Course
- Redlands Country Club
- Inland Golf Range
- Lake Arrowhead Country Club
- Silver Lakes Golf Course
- Hawk’s Landing Golf Club
- Ashwood Golf Course
- Vellano Country Club - 18 hole Par 72
- Spring Valley Lake Country Club
- Whispering Lakes Golf Course
- Arrowhead Country Club
- Bear Mountain Golf Course - 9 hole Par 35
- Red Hill Country Club
- Primm Valley Golf Club
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best time of year to plan a golf trip to San Bernardino County?
For the lower elevation courses, spring and fall are absolutely ideal, offering comfortable temperatures perfect for a full day on the links. If you're looking to escape summer heat, head to the higher elevations like the San Bernardino Mountains, where lush conditions and cooler air await.
What kind of golf course experiences can I expect in San Bernardino County?
You'll discover a fantastic variety here, from classic parkland layouts nestled in the foothills to true high-desert experiences with dramatic, expansive vistas. Expect some courses to challenge your shot-making with significant elevation changes, while others reward accurate drives on more open, rolling fairways.
How do golf costs in San Bernardino County compare to other Southern California regions?
We find green fees here are generally more budget-friendly than coastal Southern California or the pricier Palm Springs resorts. While it's still California golf, you can often secure excellent value, especially by playing during off-peak hours or shoulder seasons.
Are there any specific types of courses or "must-play" experiences unique to this region?
We highly recommend seeking out the courses that truly embrace the high-desert landscape; they offer a unique aesthetic and challenge you won't find elsewhere. Look for layouts featuring natural arroyos and stunning mountain backdrops for a truly memorable round.
What's the overall atmosphere like when golfing in San Bernardino County?
The vibe is distinctly laid-back and unpretentious, a refreshing change from some of the more manicured resort destinations. You'll often play alongside friendly locals who know the courses well, and the expansive desert and mountain views provide a serene, unhurried backdrop to your game.