Golf Courses in Ontario, California

Golf, Shop & Wine in Ontario, California

Ontario sits in the heart of the Inland Empire just east of Los Angeles. You've probably driven by it.
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Nearby Cities

Nearby Cities	Distance
Los Angeles Golf Courses	30.8 Mi
Long Beach Golf Courses	33.9 Mi
Anaheim Golf Courses	18.7 Mi
Irvine Golf Courses	25.8 Mi
Santa Ana Golf Courses	22.1 Mi
Pasadena Golf Courses	25.7 Mi
Costa Mesa Golf Courses	29.8 Mi
Riverside Golf Courses	13.5 Mi
Huntington Beach Golf Courses	31.1 Mi
Newport Beach Golf Courses	31.5 Mi
Upland Golf Courses	0.8 Mi
Chino Golf Courses	1.0 Mi
Rancho Cucamonga Golf Courses	1.3 Mi
Claremont Golf Courses	1.4 Mi
Alta Loma Golf Courses	1.9 Mi
Pomona Golf Courses	2.7 Mi
Cucamonga-Gusti Regional Park Golf Courses	3.5 Mi
La Verne Golf Courses	4.0 Mi
Mira Loma Golf Courses	6.0 Mi
San Dimas Golf Courses	6.3 Mi

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Getting to Ontario
San Francisco, California to Ontario
Tucson, Arizona to Ontario
Carmel, California to Ontario

2525 E Riverside Dr, Ontario, CA 91761-7363

The 18-hole "Whispering Lakes" course at the Whispering Lakes Golf Course facility in Ontario, California features 6,706 yards of golf ... More on uptake_content
Stay away from this place. More on GolfReview

315 N Sacramento Ave, Ontario, CA 91764, USA

3151 E Riverside Dr,Ontario, CA 91761

This par 3 course features narrow fairways and small greens which are slightly sloped. There is no water in play, but sand bunkers have been incorporated into the course's design. The signature hol... More on Golf.com
As of early July 2007 the course became FREE! More on golflink.com

8358 Red Hill Country Club Dr, Rancho Cucamonga, California 91730-1899, United States

Red Hill Country Club is an 18-hole regulation length golf course in Rancho Cucamonga, California. This medium-length layout has 3 sets of teeboxes for a fun, but challenging golfing experience. On... More on TheGolfCourses.net
This course has an old, traditional layout. The fairways are narrow. The greens are medium in size and fast. William P. Bell designed the back nine, which ... More on Golf.com