In the past two years, those changes have included rebuilding the water hazard on the course’s signature hole – the 191-yard, par-3 17th – and redesigning the par-4 first hole so that a new short-game area could be built where the original tee box was located. New CEO Kevin Martin says he has been working with Newport Beach-based architect Casey O’Callaghan and that “subtle” course changes will be phased in over the next several years – improvements that will be “respectful of the current design and traditions of the club.” There have been periodic course upgrades and enhancements over the years – by Harry Rainville in 1973 and by Ted Robinson in the 1980s and 1990s – and the improvements will continue under the current owners. Enhancements at Newport Beach Country Club golf course should keep the ball rolling – Orange County Register Close Menu
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