East Valley Golf Club (Champions)

36211 Champions Drive
Beaumont, CA 92320 • (877) 742-2500




LOCAL WEATHER
Calimesa, CA (92320)
102°F
Fair
[10 Day Forcast]
Feels like: 96°F
Humidity: 10%
Wind: VAR at 5mph

STANDARD RATES
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ALERT: (Aeration Alert) Will be aerating the greens on the Champions Course 9/7 & 9/8.
* 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.

1. cthuyen
Posted: 05/29/10 10:46p
Member Since: Aug 15, 2006
From: Los Angeles
This was round #2 on Friday, May 28th. Conditions were similar to Legends. Less elevation change. This course was significantly harder, esp with afternoon winds. Bring your A game. Tough bunkerin... Continue »
Last Rated
6.8
By User
2. BigDandsharon
Posted: 03/25/10 8:48a
Member Since: Oct 11, 2008
From: West Covina
First time playing this course 3/24/10. This course has a really nice layout through the rolling hills. But if you are not a good bunker player you won't enjoy your round of golf. All the greens are ... Continue »
Last Rated
4.9
By User
ringworld
Topic: East Valley Golf Course
Posted: Mar 4, 2009
With the greens that hard.. only thing you can do is let it run up. Think of it as a long bump and run. I am sure some of the folks that treat this course as their regular destination will agree. Even the wind will affect puts here :D
lkangsterl
Topic: East Valley Golf Course
Posted: Mar 3, 2009
let me start off by saying this is my favorite course. best value course by far in my opinion. until it becomes windy.... have you guys played this course in the wind? i've went in december and again last weekend, and this course is so hard in the wind. downwind its impossible to hold a green...
drewmiller
Member Since: Apr 18, 2009
Hit 3 wood of the tee as the water plays much closer than the yardage says. a good drive leave you a short iron second shot into a tiered green.
Hole
18
marcbrdtrts
Member Since: May 28, 2005
this is a short par four that doglegs at a forty five degree angle to the left. It is not important to hit a long drive, especially because you can overshoot the fairway and give yourself a bad angle to the green. Just to the right of the teeing area you can check out where the pin is located. The more to the front of the green and to the right, the more you should consider a 3 or four iron off the tee. Everything kicks left and away on this green when the second shot lands. Usually you are still left with a short wedge after hitting an iron off the tee. Only the suckers hit driver as there is a hazard to the left and several deep bunkers to contend with. This is a very fun and sporty hole. More birdies for those that use their heads.
Hole
3

View Award Rated BEST Playing Conditions in Southern California by Greenskeeper.org Members & Staff: (2003) Rated BEST Playing Conditions in the Inland Empire by Greenskeeper.org Members & Staff: (2007 & 2008)

Playing Conditions
6.48
Good
  • Course Statistics
  • 335 of 1,313 Overall Rank
  • Value
  • Layout
  • Service



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PRACTICE & DRESS CODE
Practice Facilities
- Driving Range (Grass)
- Practice Chipping & Sand Areas
- Practice Putting Green

Dress Code
- Collared Shirt Required
- NO Denim and bermuda style shorts only.
- Soft Spikes Only