California's golf courses
are as diverse and spectacular as its landscape. The number of golf courses has grown from just under 300 in 1977 to a present day 912 (second to Florida with 1073). California can offer a unique golfing experience. Ranging from desert target style to links courses and alpine fairways, visitors are sure to find a good tee time that also fits their budget. Of course, planning ahead is always recommended.
The South Course
(6,685 yards, par 72),
which hosted the Champions Tour event due mainly to clubhouse proximity, demands more accuracy than its sibling, thanks to tighter fairways. Hillier terrain often leaves you with uneven lies and means frequent changes in elevation.
The North Course
(6,900 yards, par 72) is the more traditional and longer of the two, and is also the more challenging. There's no easy start here, whether it's on the 436-yard opener, or on the 418-yard 10th. Bring your driver -- you'll use it often.
The North Course
has been restored to peak condition and playability, with
several new tees, strategic bunkers and trees.
Encounter the same deepwater hazards and bunkers that have challenged the likes of Nicklaus, Trevino, Mickelson, O'Meara, and Woods.
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The South Course
has been restored to peak condition and playability, with
several new tees, strategic bunkers and trees.
The South Course is known for its lush tree lined fairways and flawless greens. Professional Golfers call the last four holes of La Costa's South Course:
"The Longest Mile in Golf."
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More than just a golf course… McCormick Ranch
Golf Club offers any caliber of player two spectacular resort golf courses, which are open to the public 365 days a year. These lush, well-manicured, traditional layouts are located amidst gorgeous scenery in the heart of Scottsdale.
The all-new
La Costa Resort and Spa
is a wonder to behold.
Thanks to a $140 million renovation, this legendary Carlsbad hotel resort, America’s first full-service spa resort, has embarked on a new chapter in its rich history.
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Silverado Resort
Located in the heart of Napa Valley, just 50 miles northeast of San Francisco, Silverado is a historic 1200 acre destination resort. A California landmark built in the 1870's, the Mansion is the cornerstone of the resort.
La Quinta Resort & Club
is a legendary hideaway and meeting destination, renowned since 1926 for its charm and serenity. Featuring 90 holes of some of the country's best golf, including the famous Stadium Golf Course at PGA WEST and the picturesque Mountain Course at La Quinta Resort. World-class Spa La Quinta offers resort guests a variety of unique indoor and outdoor treatments.
Radisson Fort McDowell
Resort & Casino
Located on the beautiful
lands of the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation, this 4-diamond deluxe property is situated on the eastern edge of Scottsdale and Fountain Hills and adjacent to Fort McDowell Casino and
We-Ko-Pa Golf Course.
Sitting on an ocean bluff, overlooking 50 miles of rugged California coastline, The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay is a magnificent 261-room golf and spa resort. The property opened in the spring 2001 and is the first five star-caliber hotel to open along Northern California's Pacific Coast in over a decade.
Be inspired by one of the most exceptional settings in Southern California. Atop the bluffs of La Jolla, California, overlooking the legendary Torrey Pines Golf Course and the majestic Pacific Ocean sits the newly renovated, Four Diamond Hilton La Jolla Torrey Pines hotel.
- RESORTS
- HOTELS
- GOLF COURSES
Hilton La Jolla Torrey Pines
La Jolla, California
La Costa Resort & Spa
Carlsbad, California
La Quinta Resort & Club
La Quinta, California
Silverado Resort
Napa, California
The Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay
Napa, California
The Pepper Tree Inn
Santa Barbara, California
La Costa Resort & Spa – North ...Designed by Dick Wilson
Carlsbad, California
La Costa Resort & Spa – South ...Designed by Dick Wilson
Carlsbad, California
Silverado Resort – North ...Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr.
Napa, California
Silverado Resort – South ...Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr.
Napa, California
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