Would you pay $164 to play a flooded golf course? And how does a 320-yard drive NOT win a longest-drive contest?!

It's another Spillin' the Tee Side Piece, and Eva and Kurt are golfing in two different states with two very different experiences.

Kurt heads to Coronado Golf Course in San Diego for a charity scramble, where beautiful waterfront views, a 320-yard bomb, and some questionable long-drive results make for an interesting tournament.

Meanwhile, Eva returns to BlackHorse Golf Club in Cypress, Texas, where severe flooding turns an already challenging course into a muddy adventure. Between unexpected water hazards, a frustrating fivesome, and a $164 price tag, there's plenty to spill. But there's a silver lining: Eva shoots a 100, improving her score by 24 strokes since playing the same course in 2025!

We're talking golf course value, scramble tournaments, golf etiquette, and why the people you play with might matter more than your scorecard.

Courses Featured:

⛳ BlackHorse Golf Club — Cypress, TX (North Course)
https://www.blackhorsegolfclub.com/golf/

⛳ Coronado Golf Course — Coronado, CA
https://www.golfcoronado.com/

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Play It. Rate It. Spill It.

Los Serranos South looked intimidating on paper. But was it actually as difficult as we expected?

This week on Spillin' the Tee, Eva and Kurt head to Chino Hills, California, to review the South Course at Los Serranos Golf Club. With tree-lined fairways, elevation changes, challenging greens and a seriously long finishing hole, we weren't exactly expecting an easy round.

But Eva shoots a 101 and somehow makes it to the 17th hole before losing her first ball. So, was this roughly $120 round worth it?

We're breaking down the full experience: course conditions, pace of play, practice facilities, welcoming staff, and one particularly frustrating cart policy. Plus, Kurt finds himself in the trees, we meet Anna—the snack-shack legend who's been there for 22 years—and someone manages to drink an impressive number of Cokes.

And because this is Spillin' the Tee, we're not forgetting the hot dog.

Was Los Serranos South worth the drive from Orange County? Would we come back to play the North Course? And, most importantly, does it earn our Worth the Tee Time rating?

We paid. We played. And we're spilling everything.

Links & Course Information

⛳ Los Serranos Golf Club — South Course
https://www.losserranosgolfclub.com/south-course

⛳ Los Serranos Golf Club — North Course
https://www.losserranosgolfclub.com/north-course

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Spillin' the Tee — Play It. Rate It. Spill It.

Eva played Gearhart Golf Links on the Oregon coast and loved it so much she went back for a second round. Meanwhile, Kurt headed to Oso Creek Golf Course in Mission Viejo for some tournament golf.

This week on Spillin' the Tee, we're bringing you two very different golf experiences.

Eva takes us to one of the most historic golf courses in the western United States, where Scottish-style links golf, beautiful conditions, and the U.S. Hickory Open made for a memorable vacation. Kurt brings us back to Southern California to talk tournament golf, competition, and his experience at Oso Creek.

We're talking course conditions, playability, value, and what makes a golf course worth playing again.

And of course, we're giving both courses our official rating: Worth the Tee Time, Play It Once, or Leave It in the Pro Shop.

COURSES FEATURED

Gearhart Golf Links — Gearhart, Oregon

https://www.gearhartgolflinks.com/

Oso Creek Golf Course — Mission Viejo, California

https://osocreekgolf.com/

MORE FROM THIS EPISODE

Gearhart Golf Links history:

https://www.gearhartgolflinks.com/course-history/

2026 U.S. Hickory Open:

https://www.gearhartgolflinks.com/2026-us-hickory-open/

Gearhart's 2013 restoration:

https://www.gearhartgolflinks.com/restoration-2013/

Bandon Dunes Golf Resort:

https://bandondunesgolf.com/

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