Newport Beach Golf Course is a municipal facility located in the heart of Orange County's coastal community. Designed by Harry Rainville and later renovated by his son David Rainville, the course occupies a relatively flat parcel of land characteristic of the Southern California coastline. The layout serves as an accessible public option in an area known for its concentration of private clubs and resort courses. The course operates as a par-59 executive layout, featuring a combination of par-3 and par-4 holes designed to accommodate players of varying skill levels and time constraints. The compact routing makes efficient use of the available property, with holes generally playing straight and open. Water features and bunkers provide strategic interest on several holes, while mature trees frame some fairways and add definition to the playing corridors. As a municipal course in a densely populated coastal area, Newport Beach Golf Course serves both local residents and visitors seeking a quick round or practice opportunity. The facility includes a lighted driving range and practice areas, making it a popular destination for evening practice sessions. The course's location near the Pacific Coast Highway and proximity to Newport Harbor places it within the broader context of Orange County golf, offering a casual alternative to the region's more demanding championship layouts.