Riverside, CA tee times

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" Riverside, California is an ideal destination for golfers looking to enjoy a round at one of its many public and private courses. Riverside tee times are available at a wide variety of courses, ranging from championship layouts to short executive courses. Notable courses in Riverside include the Victoria Club, which has hosted the Southern California Amateur Championship and the California State Amateur Championship. Built in 1898, Victoria Club is a par 72 course designed by William P. Bell and later renovated by Ted Robinson. Fewer than a mile away from the Victoria Club is the Hillcrest Golf Club, a par 72 course designed by William P. Bell and opened in 1924. The Hillcrest Golf Club has hosted numerous tournaments, including the PGA Tour's Los Angeles Open and the Senior PGA Tour's SBC Senior Classic. Riverside also has a rich history of producing some of the game's greats. Notable Riverside golfers include PGA Tour Pros Pat Perez, John Merrick, and John Cook. Course architects from or well known in Riverside include William P. Bell, Ted Robinson, and Perry Dye, who designed the golf course at the Mission Inn Resort & Club. The Riverside area has been home to some of the most memorable moments in golf history. In 1960, Riverside native Pat Perez won the first L.A. Open, held at the Hillcrest Country Club. In 1994, Phil Mickelson won the Northern Telecom Open at the Hope Estate, becoming the first left-hander to win the event. In 2005, the PGA Tour returned to Riverside, with the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship being held at the La Quinta Country Club. Overall, Riverside is an ideal destination for golfers looking to enjoy a round of golf. With a variety of courses and memorable moments in golf, Riverside is sure to provide an enjoyable experience.