Oso Creek Golf Course

Oso Creek Golf Course is a 3,760-yard course located just below Lake Mission Viejo in California, approximately thirty minutes from Orange County's major cities. Designed by Ted Robinson in 1970, the course features a distinctive layout characterized by underground springs and mountain runoff that feed two streams weaving between nearly every hole. This water-centric design creates an enchanting setting that contrasts with the surrounding Southern California landscape.

The course offers a moderately challenging experience suitable for various skill levels, with the water features and stream placement providing the primary strategic elements. The terrain incorporates natural elevation changes from the mountain runoff system. Notable amenities include an updated Andalusian-style clubhouse and three on-site restaurants: Birdie Bar, Terrace on the Green, and Garden + Grille.

Oso Creek accommodates groups of up to 150 people and hosts various community golf groups for men and women of different ages and abilities. The course regularly hosts tournaments and special events, including the popular Glow Golf Tournament. Recently improved under the City of Mission Viejo's management, the facility serves as both a recreational golf destination and event venue for tournaments, fundraisers, and corporate retreats.