Los Serranos is a 36-hole golf course just off the Chino Freeway at Soquel Canyon to the west surrounded by a residential development on the exterior holes.

The South Course's fairways are defined by trees over slightly rolling terrain with water hazards in play on six holes and well-bunkered fairways and greens. It is home to the famous Jack's Black Tees, the longest course in California at 7,628 yards, 76.8/137, course/slope ratings with three shorter tees, designed by William Eaton.

The North course is a straightforward, parkland layout traversing tree-lined fairways with five water hazards, and sand traps positioned along the fairways and defending the sloping and undulating, green complexes. It plays to 6,691 yards from the tips, 73.2/134, course/slope ratings with three shorter tee boxes, designed by John Duncan Dunn.