Ojai Valley Inn Golf Course

Country Club Road
Ojai, CA 93023 • (805) 646-5511

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Ojai, CA (93023)

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Sunrise: 5:46 am
Sunset: 7:53 pm

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1. hawkman

Posted: 05/06/13 2:04p
Member Since: May 6, 2013
From: Los Angeles

I joined GK to let members know about the course condition at Ojai. Played on 5/4, noon start. I had high expectations for the course.

Just getting to the point:

- Many of the Tee boxes were sa... Continue »

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3.9 Conditions

2. fly47ely

Posted: 02/19/13 10:13p
Member Since: Jun 11, 2009
From: Ventura Ca

Last time I played here was about 10 years ago. As I recall the golf shop was adjacent to the restaurants , practice green and the 1st and 10th tees. Now you have to travel all around to the back of t... Continue »

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JohnnyGK
Topic: Ojai Valley Inn Golf Course Review: 4-2007
Posted: Mar 2, 2009

Hi Everyone, As you know GK as gone through many changes over the years. One of those changes has been the elimination of Greenskeeper.org Surveyor Reports to a more user generated content system. Instead of letting these older reviews disappear, I’ve decided to add them as permanent fixtures on ...

JohnnyGK
Topic: Ojai Valley Inn Golf Course Review: 4-2007
Posted: Mar 2, 2009

At around 90 minutes north of Los Angeles and a quick drive from Santa Barbara, the Ojai Valley Inn has been a weekend favorite of city dwellers for years. People come to relax, to escape big city living, and for some, to enjoy a round of golf in a setting completely foreign to non-private club gol...

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bgrooms
Member Since: Oct 3, 2003

Actually, depending on the tee position and how far you drive the ball, you should aim well right (over the small pot bunker) due to the severe right to left slope of the fairway. The ball will play off the slope and rest to the left edge of the fairway, leaving a short iron to the green.

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jackmack65
Member Since: Mar 23, 2003

Left-center is better off the tee. Long of the green is a tough up-and-down, but a shot to the center of the green leaves a routine two-putt to almost any pin position, and there's not much trouble short.

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