Honoured with Golf Magazine's 2004 Gold Medal Resorts Award and #18 on Golf Digest's Top 75 Golf Resorts, Four Seasons Resort Aviara Golf Club offers one of the finest golf facilities available in southern California. Aviara's memorable 18-hole coastal layout was designed by Arnold Palmer. The 7,007-yard, par-72 course is sculpted around the natural topography, with water hazards positioned as visual extensions of the lagoon. The club includes a 32,000 square foot (3,000-square-metre) two-story Spanish colonial clubhouse with a complete golf shop.

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The Mountain Course is famous for its unique design and visually stunning setting. This golfer's paradise is literally carved into the Santa Rosa Mountains, demanding accurate, strategic play while providing the ultimate in breathtaking views. Pete Dye's skillful design is ranked among Golf Magazine's "Top 100 Courses You Can Play" in the United States.

This resort also offers 3 additional, and equally measureable, courses that you may select from- La Quinta Resort Dunes Course,  PGA West Greg Norman Course and/or the PGA West Jack Nicklaus Tournament Course. We can taylor your golf as you like it here at this magnificent resort.

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PGA WEST® enjoys an international reputation as the "Western Home of Golf in America". This Pete Dye jewel is described as a "must" play for all who seek the ultimate thrill. Inspired by the famed Scottish seaside courses, its design is rugged and dramatic, providing the ultimate golf challenge. The PGA WEST® TPC® Stadium Golf® Course is ranked among Golf Magazine's "Top 100 Courses You Can Play" in the United States.

This resort also offers 3 additional, and equally measureable, courses that you may select from- La Quinta Resort Dunes Course,  PGA West Greg Norman Course and/or the PGA West Jack Nicklaus Tournament Course. We can taylor your golf as you like it here at this magnificent resort.

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The world-class Ojai Country Club was one of the first great golf courses in California. Designed and built in 1923 under the direction of George C. Thomas, Jr. and Billy Bell, the course was hailed as "a marvel of golfing architecture." Thomas, who also designed courses at the Riviera, Bel-Air and Los Angeles country clubs, had two initial considerations for the Ojai course: "...that the average golfer could enjoy 
his round without too great a penalty, and that a test must be afforded requiring the low-handicap man to play fine golf in order to secure pars." 

In its seven decades, the golf course has been made even more famous by the pros and celebrities who have chosen it for exhibition play and competition. Jimmy Demaret and Doug Sanders have been pros here, while Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Will Smith, Kevin Costner, Michael Douglas and a host of Hollywood stars have come over the years to play the course. The course has hosted seven Senior PGA TOUR events that brought legendary superstars Arnold Palmer, Lee Trevino, Gary Player, Tom Weiskopf, Chi Chi Rodriguez, Ben Crenshaw and others to challenge our historic course and two EMC2 Golf Skills Challenges, as seen on NBC.

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Designed by Robert Muir Graves in 1986. National recognition as one of the top public courses in the U.S.  Host of PGA Tour Qualifiers and U.S. Open Qualifiers.  Scenic course meandering over 300 acres of ancient sand dunes and oak woodlands.  Considered as possible site for the PGA Championship.  Four Star Rating in "Golf Digest's Places to Play."  Listed as one of "Golf Magazine's Top 100 Public Courses in the U.S. This is one beautiful set of links. You may choose to play your round in the afternoon upon arrival. Or, you may play on your morning of departure.

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Spyglass Hill's traditional course layout was designed in 1966 by Robert Trent Jones opening on March 11 after 6 years of planning. Named after the novel Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson (published in 1863), each of the eighteen holes are named after a character in the book. The first five holes roll through sandy sea-side dunes. The following 13 are cut through majestic pines. Spyglass is rated as one of the toughest courses in the world. Golfers face both narrow and open fairways that feature Rye turf and putting greens that feature Poe Annua.  Other amenities at the golf course include a range, swimming pool, tennis courts, and food & beverages are served at the course.

Honors: Golf Digest rated Spyglass Hill #3 in its' Top 75 Upscale Courses 1996, #5 in its' America's Top State Golf Courses 1997-98 and #27 in its' America's 100 Greatest Golf Courses 1997-98. GOLF Magazine rated this course #4 in its' Top 100 Courses You Can Play In the US 1996.

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Considered by most players to be the pinnacle course, Pebble Beach Golf Links is the best-known course on the West Coast and perhaps in the U.S. A GOLF MAGAZINE Gold Medal Resort, it boasts small greens and narrow fairways bordered by deep rough. There are spectacular ocean views from many of the holes, including #18, a 548-yard, par 5, which curves around the rocky shoreline. The wind is usually a major factor, and proper club selection is paramount if you hope to score well. Hole #5, a 166-yard par 3, was redesigned by Jack Nicklaus in 1996 to play along the cliffs, with the new tee placed behind the green on hole #4. Holes #8, 9, and 10 are considered the most difficult holes, and #18 is a “Par 2000” selection and one of the most famous finishing holes in golf. GOLF MAGAZINE ranks this course #1 among the “Top 100 Courses You Can Play in the U.S.” for 2000. Pebble Beach hosts the PGA Tour's AT&T National Pro-Am. The 1972, 1982, 1992, and 2000 U.S. Opens were also played here.

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