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Carbon Canyon borders Chino Hills to the north, the Puente Hills rise to the west, and the Santa Ana Mountains frame the horizon to the east — this is inland Southern California at its most characteristically rugged, where the terrain rolls and folds in ways that reward courses willing to work with the land rather than against it. Chino Hills itself sits at the meeting point of 3 counties, a community that grew rapidly through the 1980s and 1990s and now supports a surprisingly active local golf scene given its relatively compact footprint.
A par 74 is an immediate signal that this layout leans on variety rather than raw length — expect a routing that mixes things up with extra par 5s or an additional par 3, giving higher handicappers a few breathers while still demanding range from the tee on the longer holes.
As a South course, the name implies a companion layout nearby, suggesting a facility built around volume and accessibility — the kind of place that sees steady weekend traffic from the greater Inland Empire, where public golf remains a serious weekend pastime.
| Tee | Yards | Rating | Slope | Par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jack's Black · men | 7,558 | 76.3 | 138 | 74 |
| Jack's Black · women | 7,558 | 83.4 | 148 | 74 |
| Long (Blue) · men | 7,092 | 74.1 | 133 | 74 |
| Long (Blue) · women | 7,092 | 80.6 | 142 | 74 |
| Regular (White) · men | 6,680 | 72.2 | 128 | 74 |
| Regular (White) · women | 6,680 | 78.3 | 137 | 74 |
| Forward (Gold) · men | 5,865 | 68.5 | 119 | 74 |
| Forward (Gold) · women | 5,865 | 73.8 | 127 | 74 |
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