Temecula Creek Golf Club (Oaks/Stone House)

Overview: Temecula Creek’s Oaks and Stone House nines form a public and resort eighteen-hole combination in Temecula. The operator lists the Oaks nine at par 36 and 3,436 yards and the Stone House nine at par 36 and 3,257 yards, creating a par-72 combination of 6,693 yards from the listed tees. Mature oaks, creek corridors and the historic Stone House shape the course’s identity.

History: Construction began in 1968 as part of the Temecula Creek resort development, according to the associated inn history. The property now contains three named nines, Creek, Oaks and Stone House, so the target’s combination is more specific than the general 27-hole facility. The historic Stone House itself dates to 1885 and remains part of the property story.

Did You Know? The Stone House is not just a name on the scorecard. The historic cottage is a surviving 1885 structure on the property and gives the golf course a tangible connection to Temecula’s pre-resort agricultural history.