David L. Baker is an executive course—but does shorter mean easier, or does it just create a completely different kind of trouble?

This week, Eva and Kurt head to Fountain Valley to play David L. Baker Golf Club, an 18-hole, par-62 course tucked inside Mile Square Park.

With six lakes, undulating greens and plenty of opportunities for a seemingly simple hole to go sideways, this is not just a throwaway practice round.

Kurt makes birdie on Hole 4. Eva questions whether executive courses get the respect they deserve. And together, we break down what everyday golfers actually need to know before booking: the price, pace, playability, conditions, personality and overall experience.

Is David L. Baker the perfect place for a quicker, more approachable round? A legitimate test of your accuracy and short game? Or is it the kind of course golfers dismiss because it does not have championship-length yardage?

We paid. We played. And, as always, we spilled everything.

Have you played David L. Baker? Tell us whether it belongs in the Orange County golf rotation—and what you would rate the full experience.

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