Journey at Pechanga

Journey at Pechanga is a par-72, links-style championship golf course located in Temecula, California, designed by renowned architects Arthur Hills and Steve Forrest. Situated in the foothills of the south Temecula mountains, the course offers breathtaking views of Temecula Wine Country and rolling hills with scenic terrain that integrates naturally into the landscape.

The 18-hole course features playable, picturesque design suitable for all skill levels, with holes named after Pechanga tribal heritage. Notable features include two lakes at holes 5 and 15, native oak tree preservation, and natural vegetation integration throughout the layout.

Journey at Pechanga has earned significant recognition, including ranking #1 Public Course in California and #9 in the United States by NBC GolfPass, and Top 5 Course in America for Winter Golfing. The course consistently ranks among the nation's best public courses by Golfweek Magazine and hosts tournaments regularly.

The facility emphasizes ecological sustainability, utilizing 30% less grass than California averages and reclaimed irrigation water. The 62,000-square-foot Journey's End Clubhouse provides dining and post-round amenities, while the 2,600-square-foot pro shop ranks among Southern California's largest. PGA instruction is available for all ages and skill levels.