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Borrego Springs La Jolla La Quinta Los Angeles Montecito Monterey Palm Springs San Diego San Francisco Santa Fe topAs Jack Nicklaus transitioned from competitive golf to course design, his focus shifted to creating layouts that catered to everyday golfers. Mayacama, located in the oak-covered hills above Santa Rosa,... Read more →
Built in the late 1980s for industrialist David Murdock, Sherwood Country Club is a testament to Jack Nicklaus’s ability to create luxury courses. Nestled in a natural river valley surrounded... Read more →
Designed by Arnold Palmer, Tradition Golf Club was envisioned as a luxurious rival to Palm Springs’ top private courses. Built on the historic Hacienda del Gato Ranch, the front nine... Read more →
The Vintage Club marked the final collaboration between George Fazio and his nephew, Tom Fazio, and is one of the most exclusive clubs in the Palm Springs area. Built in... Read more →
Perched atop coastal bluffs north of San Diego, Torrey Pines offers some of the most stunning views in American golf, with the Pacific Ocean serving as a breathtaking backdrop. Rees... Read more →
Nestled in the scenic foothills of north San Diego County, The Bridges at Rancho Santa Fe blends refined design with natural ruggedness. The course contrasts sculpted fairways, cape-and-bay bunkers, and... Read more →
Located just north of Lake Tahoe, Lahontan is a Tom Weiskopf-designed gem that integrates seamlessly into the densely forested terrain. The course strikes a balance between playability and challenge, with... Read more →
The Canyons course, the second of two at Bighorn Golf Club, showcases Tom Fazio’s signature style with bold bunkering and meticulous attention to detail. Known for its outstanding conditioning and... Read more →
Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Santa Rosa Mountains, the aptly named Mountains course is a standout Arthur Hills design. Known for its dramatic elevation changes, the course offers... Read more →
Nestled in a serene valley near Mount Tamalpais, Meadow Club holds the distinction of being Alister MacKenzie’s first design in the United States, opening in 1927. Over time, the course’s... Read more →