The Legends Golf Club
The Legends Golf Club sits on Rancho California Road in the Temeku Hills area of Temecula, a private course layout that draws members and resort guests rather than walk-up daily-fee play.
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About The Legends Golf Club
The Legends Golf Club sits on Rancho California Road in the Temeku Hills area of Temecula, a private course layout that draws members and resort guests rather than walk-up daily-fee play. The setting is typical wine-country golf — rolling terrain, oak-studded fairways, and the kind of course maintenance standard that assumes regular play by committed golfers rather than occasional swings by casual visitors. Membership structure shapes the clientele: established players who golf weekly or bi-weekly, groups booking outings, resort visitors with guest privileges, and members bringing family or business associates. For a golfer new to the area without membership, access hinges on invitation or resort stay rather than pulling up and paying green fees. The course operates year-round, though the Temecula valley heat makes fall and spring the more comfortable seasons for the walking pace and length of play golf requires. This is a home-course fit for serious players, not a casual nine-hole outing or first-time-trying-golf scenario.
Reviews(3)
I have never seen tee boxes this bad. There was a par 4 with ground so hard you couldn’t use a tee, and some other goodies here in pictures like this huge dead rat, and pretty much ground under repair on another tee box. (Also one of many tees with only one marker for back tees ie this picture is of...
The Legends is just Ok! So as long as you are not expecting too much, nor paying too much then you should be ok here. The cut on the fairways is good and the greens are normally ok. There are areas that need help, usually the T boxes are pretty rough and the practice area needs some help. The matts ...
This is a park course. Very playable. The condition was mediocre e.g. there was quite much glover. The greens were good. The practice area was also good. The staff was very friendly. The round took 5 hours?
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