Excellent course all around. Great character which uses the hilly land to perfection. The course is a little shorter than most at a par 67 but it offers a nice challenge of par 3's, 4's, and 5's. My favorite part of the course is the seclusion you feel while walking the grounds. The holes snake around the property and through Brea Creek and really transports you away from the city. Tip of the hat to the greenskeepers as the greens were in great shape. In addition, I visited this course on a Saturday, had a 9 am tee time and I was done by 12:45 in the afternoon. Cant beat that on a weekend round anywhere. A must visit ☺

We had a tee time for 6:50 go to whole number 10 The back nine my 8:20 there was a line they decided to let to foursomes go in front of everybody on the back nine with no Marshalls and you owners nobody seems to care I recommend bring friends you're going to have to save yourselves you're going to have to fight him it's like the old west out there

Though Fullerton Golf Course is a short Par 67 course, but probably the best design one in terms of short course, after playing in more than 160+ different courses. Not because of the artificial beauty, but the fact that it takes very good advantage of the local landscape, Hole 9 is my favorite of the Front 9, big slope on the right of the fairway with trees, you wanna aim left to fend off the trees, but there's a creek on the left, challenging 😘 huh. Hole 10 is a good start of Back 9, 332 yards Par 4 with big cliff at the tee box, very good view to the neighborhood. Followed by Hole 11 a Par 3, 150 yards, also a downhill hole. I like Hole 12, big dogleg left, first shot is asking for 200 yards, unless you can drive the ball high enough to pass the trees on the pivot of the hole Both Hole 15/16 are tricky ones, Hole 15 160+ yards Par 3, slope on the left, road on the right, have to work on your accuracy not to hit the cars on the road 😂 Hole 16 is the Par 4 version of Hole 15, while trickier, very narrow fairway with road on the right as well, and your 2nd shot to approach the green is a 3-story tall slope, really fun to play in. Last but not the least, Hole 17 a short Par 4, 260+ yards, totally driveable but not allowed to, as it's right next to residential area, have to lay up in front of the pond at around 170 yards. Will strongly recommend Fullerton Golf Course, and for sure would like to come play here again.

The course is decent, and Nick is an awesome employee. He regularly goes above and beyond for the members and it is obvious he cares about the member experience. 01/2026: Taking off a star. I wish the management would be more proactive in communicating with its members regarding rain closures of the range and changing range hours. 02/2026 Taking off another star. The range is out of range balls too way often leading to long wait times. I don’t understand why they don’t pay closer attention to when they need to pick balls in order for the paying members to have range balls available.

This course was surprisingly fun — honestly better than Coyote Hills or Westridge, mostly because I didn’t have to sacrifice eight golf balls to the fairway gods. The layout is actually enjoyable and doesn’t punish you for existing. What was a bit shocking were the carts. They were so dirty I started wondering if they were fresh off an off-road rally. I ended up wiping mine down with my own towel, which now needs therapy. Restrooms were in the same department — let’s just say I’ve smelled better situations. They had a tournament, which was delayed, so we had to wait 20 minutes past our tee time. A proactive managemant would have prevented this. On the upside, the café was clean and the service was fast and friendly. I’d totally come back, but next time I’m bringing disinfecting wipes and a hazmat starter kit for the cart.