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Temecula Creek Inn Golf Club
The course is one of the finest in the area, with breathtaking views of the surrounding lush green hills, you will find it hard to keep your mind on golf.
44801 Rainbow Canyon Rd., Temecula, CA 92592
Golf Shop: (951) 676-2405
Resort: (951) 694-1000
JC Golf Tee Times: (858) 675-8470 www.jcgolf.com
Director of Golf: Scott Mallory, PGA
(managed by JC Golf)
Designed by Dick Rossen & Ted Robinson
The course features 3 nines: Creek, Oaks, & Stonehouse
Rating/Slope for Women
Creek & Oaks
Red - 5654 yds. Rating/Slope 72.7/123
White - 6384 yds. Rating/Slope 76.8./132
Blue - 6784 yds. Rating/Slope 78.8/1134
Oaks & Stonehouse
Red - 5416 yds. Rating/Slope 73.1/126
White - 6304 yds. Rating/Slope 78.0136
Blue - 6693 yds. Rating/Slope 78.7/140
Creek & Stonehouse
Red - 5502 yds. Rating/Slope 72.8/124
White - 6286 yds. Rating/Slope 76.4/133
Blue - 6605 yds. Rating/Slope 78.1/136
Directions
Interstate 15 to Highway 79 South (Temecula Parkway) exit. East to Pechanga Parkway (fourth stoplight). Turn south to Rainbow Canyon Road. Turn right to club.
Meet the Pros – The Temecula Creek Staff
1st Assistant - Chris Proctor
 A native of Rome, Georgia, who was raised in Mentone, Alabama, Chris traveled the world with the U.S. Navy for 26 years before landing in Menifee, California with his wife Suzy. The couple has three children, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren (with one on the way) between them.
In the Navy, Chris was an independent duty corpsman, or physicians' assistant, who sometimes served as the only health-care provider on smaller ships. He was deployed for combat duty three times and was stationed in Okinawa and Hawaii, among other places, during his career.
When Chris retired from the Navy in 2011,Suzy wanted to know what he planned to do next. Instead of continuing to practice medicine, he decided to pursue a second career in golf. So he enrolled in the Gold Academy in Carlsbad, graduated in 2013 and got a job as an assistant pro at Menifee Country Club. Less than two years later, he was hired at TCI, where he is now head golf professional in charge of day-to-day operations.
Tournament Coordinator - Steve Saunders, PGA
 Steve Saunders, who came to TCI after years on the Canadian and Web.com tours, is preparing for a career in golf management as a PGA Class A Professional.
Steve is a Wyoming native who graduated from the University of New Mexico, where he received a golf scholarship, and considers Alburquerque his other home now that he works in Temecula.
Steve is the professional who works with the women's league in running special tournaments like the Member Guest.
Assistant- Gabrielle Gibson
 Gabrielle Gibson, or GG as she is known to friends and family, is a new TCI pro who grew up in Temecula but played golf for the University of Wyoming, where she earned bachelors and masters degrees in communication. It's all part of an LPGA dream that began in her early teens, when her dad got her hooked on the game.
This friendly, upbeat young woman considers herself self-taught because she never had a swing coach. She took lessons from teaching pros here and there, but most of her instruction came from her dad and watching Golf Channel.
An only child, GG remains extremely close to oher parents, big supporters of her dream to make it onto the LPGA tour someday. They plan to help her travel around the country as a professional golfer after her dad retires.
Assistant - Ashley Tang
 Ashley Tang, a new TCI Golf Shop assistant who intends to join our league, loves the game of golf, largely because it makes her and others better persons. Golf humbles and encourages players to enjoy and be considerate of each other, she explains. It also is an activity she hopes to do with her husband when he has more time from work.
Golf, however, is not Ashley’s first sport. Swimming, snowboarding, squash and badminton and just some of the more active sports Ashley pursued while growing up in a small Korean town and studying physical education in Korea and Colorado Springs, where her husband was stationed with the U.S. Air Force. In fact, Ashley started golfing only 4 1/2 years ago and already has graduated from Professional Golfers Career College on Ynez Road.
Physical Education has been a big part of Ashley’s life. She obtained bachelor’s and master’s degrees in P.E. in Korea, where she also taught sports. During her seven years in Colorado Springs, she earned a master’s degree and was a professor’s assistant in health promotion. After her 16 months at the golf college, she says, “I’m done with education!”
Ashley plays with Legends Ladies Women’s Golf Club and volunteers with the LPGA and PGA whenever she can -- all while still raising two sons, ages 6 and 12. She looks forward to getting involved with TCIWGC, too. Meantime, she lives with her husband and children near Redhawk and takes brief visits each year to Korea to see her parents and siblings. Fortunately, her parents are retired, enabling them to visit her in Temecula more often.
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