Camarillo Springs Golf Club tee times

Camarillo Springs Golf Course is a public golf course located in Southern California that was designed by Ted Robinson and opened in 1971. The par-72 course spans 6,921 yards from the back tees, with four other sets starting at 4,297 yards, catering to all levels of golfers. The course boasts a variety of holes featuring water hazards on over half of them, mountain views, and rolling fairways. The 400-yard first hole, which is also the no. 1 handicap hole, is a dogleg left with palm trees and a wash to avoid. The final stretch of holes is particularly interesting with the 16th hole being a short, dogleg right par-5 that plays over water, providing a great risk-reward opportunity. The par-4 17th is almost 400 yards and has water hazards to the right and short of the green, while the par-4 18th has water that comes into play on the entire left side. Camarillo Springs also features a driving range, short-game area, and a practice putting green. The facility's golf academy offers lessons for juniors and adults. The clubhouse includes a well-stocked golf shop, and the restaurant and bar offer snacks, sandwiches, and drinks.