Pebble Beach, CA
The Links at Spanish Bay
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Olympic Valley, CA
The Links at Squaw Creek
Challenge yourself in one of California's most beautiful valleys. Surrounded by six majestic Sierra peaks, Resort at Squaw Creek's18-hole championship golf course sits serenely at the base of Squaw Valley USA near Lake Tahoe, California. This magnificent, links-style course is the culmination of 10 years of extensive planning and careful handling of the environment. Renowned golf course architect Robert Trent Jones Jr. designed our course to preserve the unique beauty, natural wetlands and wildlife habitat of Squaw Valley. The spectacular result is a natural golf course that blends with its beautiful mountain surroundings. In fact, our golf resort is so committed to promoting a high-quality, environmentally conscious golf course, Audubon International has recognized our course as a Certified Cooperative Sanctuary year after year. This means we use the most ecologically sound maintenance practices to ensure a safe haven for both people and wildlife. We do not use any pesticides and only a minimal amount of organic-based fertilizer. For your next golf vacation, come to Resort at Squaw Creek. Everyone from beginners to seasoned players will revel in the challenge and pristine beauty of this exceptional course. Play a round, take a lesson or organize a tournament - golf getaways just don't get better than this.Dress Code: Collared Shirts, No Denim.
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San Francisco, CA
The Olympic Club
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San Francisco, CA
The Olympic Club | Lake
The Lake Course was once called “the best in the west” by famed champion Bobby Jones. With forest-lined fairways and spectacular views of San Francisco, the Lake course is one of the premiere courses in the U.S. The Lake Course has played host to countless tournaments and championships, including five U.S. Opens. The Olympic Club looks forward to hosting its first U.S. Women’s Championship in 2021. Designed by Willie Watson and built by Sam Whiting, the Lake Course opened in 1924. After damage during winter storms in 1925/6, Sam Whiting redesigned the course and it reopened in 1927 with all 18 holes north of Humphrey Drive. Only the first four holes remained the same. In 1955, the Club had the honor of hosting its first U.S. Open. Robert Trent Jones, the USGA golf course architect, arrived prior to the US Open to prepare the Lake Course, which included lengthening it, altering par on several holes and adding a fairway bunker to #6.
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San Francisco, CA
The Olympic Club | Ocean
The Pacific Links, as the Ocean Course was originally known, also opened in May 1924. The 18-hole course featured eight holes west of Skyline Blvd. However, winter storms caused mudslides which led to necessary redesigns of both courses and some of the original Lake Course holes became part of the Ocean Course. Only two holes (the 3rd and 4th) remained west of Skyline. The course reopened in 1927 with a length of 6,053 yards, or about 400 yards shorter than the Lake Course at the time. The Ocean Course has been redesigned and rerouted several times since 1927, including a total reconstruction under Tom Weiskopf in 2000. A further renovation took place in 2012, after the U.S. Open, under the guidance of Bill Love and the Green Committee. The Ocean Course is now a customizable experience that balances the needs of players at all skill levels with providing a challenging and rewarding round of golf. The Ocean Course has hosted several local, state, regional, and national championships, including the 2004 U.S. Junior Amateur, the 2007 U.S. Amateur, and the 2015 inaugural U.S. Four-Ball Championships.
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Chico, CA
The Practice Tee @ Sunset Hills
Welcome to the Practice Tee at Sunset Hills. Our casual setting is perfect for all levels of players, but especially good for those that are new to the game of golf. This beautifully laid out triangular-shaped course has several oak trees coming into play, no water hazards as of yet, but the narrow tree-lined fairways, and small target greens are well manicured and great for working on your iron play. It is newly renovated with some nice sand traps. The course also features a large driving range, and a really nice practice green to work on your chipping and putting. We have two teaching professionals on site to help improve your golf skills.
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Carmel, CA
The Preserve Golf Club
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San Francisco, CA
The Presidio
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La Quinta, CA
The Quarry
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Newport Coast, CA
The Resort at Pelican Hill
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Olympic Valley, CA
The Resort at Squaw Creek
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Rancho Mirage, CA
The Springs Club
At The Springs, our private golf course – designed by world renowned golf architect Desmond Muirhead – celebrates the purity of the game. The golf course boasts bent grass greens and beautiful water features, Desmond took his cues from the natural surroundings and designed a delightfully playable course, notably one of the best in Rancho Mirage. The Springs Golf Course is a par 72. The course features 6,637 yards of golf which feature rolling double fairways, accentuated with groves of palm trees, beautiful flower beds and mesmerizing water features. The course is certain to appeal to everyone from beginner golfers to the most avid.
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