First Visit To Old Ranch Country Club
Old Ranch Country Club is located in Lampson Ave, CA, California.
Their golf course is a private one with 18 holes. This course has
challenging greens of varying undulation. There are several water
features on the course, and windy conditions are commonplace beginning
around midday. The entire course was remodeled in 2000. This course
offers a challenging round of golf for players of all skill levels.
The club was built in the year 1967 and the designer was Ted Robinson.
Their green grass type is Poa Annua and Fairways grass type is Bermuda.
There are water hazards and sand bunkers vary from 41 to 50. Yardage
markers are 200, 150 and 100 respectively. Tee boxes are blue, white,
gold and red. Blue yardage is 6454, white is 6053, gold is 6835 and red
is 5373. The club carries out training facilities which provides putting
green, chipping area and teaching professional. Their on site golf
professional is Bob Silver. The club does not have any dress code and
spike compulsion. Guests are reciprocal and there is course access.
Professional shops are also there which provides different sorts of golf
accessories, apparels and clubs. Their surrounding area covers county
Orange with no homes and no golf community.
The greens are in magnificent shape with care taken to assure each
round is enjoyed by the members and the guests.
Tim Johnson, our Pro enjoys an afternoon at the beach.
Through the hole in the fence, we can see Navy Golf Course where we
learned to play!

They call her "The Machine" because they go straight as a
string and right down the center of the fairway!

There is plenty of water at Old Ranch which makes for cool summer
afternoons!

Yes, the bridge did NOT collapse under my weight!

The cart paths are continuous and well maintained with two very nice
comfort stations located mid course.
Water sounds are pleasant to hear and the water is crystal clear!
Tee boxes are exceptionally maintained with divot fixing equipment on
every Tee!

Water everywhere but only a few as hazards (well, serious hazards!)









