Cresta Verde Golf Club

Cresta Verde Golf Club is a Public, 18 hole golf course located in Corona, California.

Originally founded in 1927 as Parkridge Country Club by the famous actor Randolph Scott, and redesigned in 2002 by Jay Miller, Cresta Verde Golf Club is an old style traditional 18 hole championship golf course. It is a sneaky, long 6150 yards par 70 with over 300 feet in elevation changes. Bermuda fairways and bent grass greens.

The course has something for everone with six relatively easy holes, six fun holes, and six holes that are world class tough.

With a new clubhouse and the first triple-decker-driving range east of Tokyo, Cresta Verde is a traditional course with modern touches.