Pelican Hill Golf Club (South)

22651 Pelican Hill Road South
Newport Coast, CA 92657 • (877) 735-4226

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Newport Coast, CA (92657)

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STANDARD RATES

Mon-Thu $235.00
Fri $235.00
Sat $235.00
Sun $235.00
Holidays $235.00

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ALERT: (Aeration Alert) Will be aerating the greens of the South Course 9/7 - 9/10 reopening 9/11.
* Please note that although we put a great amount of effort into forecasting course maintenance, we still recommend you contact the golf course to confirm this information.

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1. golfman2007
Posted: 08/30/10 6:47p
Member Since: Nov 4, 2008
From: laguna hills,ca

Now this is what a course should be like. First off weather was stunning today ocean was crystal clear and blue. The course was in amazing condition easily the best around right now. The greens were r... Continue »

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2. msanchez4
Posted: 06/02/10 10:35a
Member Since: Jan 29, 2009
From: san diego

Played June 1. Outstanding in every way. Played at an SCGA play day. Worth every penny. Service, practice facilities, and course were perfect. Greens rolled smooth and fairways were like carpet. Views... Continue »

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biggsy1969
Topic: Pelican Hill South - Why Not North Too?
Posted: Apr 21, 2010

For my buddy's 40th, his wife is treating him and me to a day at pelican, but I don't know which course is the better for the special day (North or South). If you could only play one course, which would it be? Thanks

JohnnyGK
Topic: Pelican Hill South - Why Not North Too?
Posted: Jan 20, 2010

This was posted on behalf of: GreatNorthern87, Irvine I agree that both courses are top notch for all of Southern California, but I'm left wondering one thing. How does the South Course get ranked as better playing conditions than the North? Conditions are just that, not based on views or scenery...