Golf

Tierra Rejada Golf Club

Robert E. Cupp, the nationally renowned course architect, designed the 18-hole layout for this course. It is complete with an extensive practice facility located in the foothills of eastern Ventura County.

Moorpark Country Club

This 27-hole course meanders through canyons and arroyos and along creeks and ridgelines. Championship design was by Jacobsen/Hardy. Stunning views are of surrounding valleys, the Pacific Ocean and the Channel Islands.

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Lost Canyons Golf Course

Consistently rated one of the best values in golf, this 36-hole gem was designed by master course architect Pete Dye, with input from Fred Couples. With unmatched panoramic vistas, the Sky and Shadow courses meander through the Santa Susana Mountains, offering you a memorable day of golf.

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Rustic Canyon

This course's ranch-style 18-hole design showcases native shrubbery and sand soil, giving it the look, feel and playing character of some Australian courses. Rustic Canyon is one of the area’s most acclaimed tracts.

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Spanish Hills Country Club

Designed by renowned architect Robert E. Cupp, this private 18-hole championship golf course features dramatic views of the surrounding mountains, ocean and countryside. An incredible design along with impeccable course conditions and exceptional service provide members and guests with an unforgettable golf experience. This exclusive course is only available to non-members on Mondays for tournament use; a minimum of 40 players applies.

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Malibu Country Club

Designed in the late 1970s by world-renowned golf course architect William Francis Bell, Jr., the Malibu Country Club evokes the nostalgia of golf landmarks built at the turn of the 20th century. The course offers 18 holes of championship golf in one of the most breathtaking settings in Southern California, nestled in the majestic rolling hills of the Santa Monica Mountains.

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