[COURSE CLOSED IN 2016]
3301 Lost Canyons Drive, Simi Valley, California 93063
Office
+1 (805) 522 4653Pro shop
+1 (866) 384 5678 (toll free)The Course:
18 holes. Links-style & open parkland. Undulating terrain - hilly.
Surroundings:
Mountains and canyons.
Designer:
Father/son team of Pete Dye & Perry Dye, and Fred Couples
Above distances are for the Sky course. Also at Lost Canyons is the 18-hole Shadow course (par-72, 7005 yds from back tees).
34.313401
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37 miles NW of Los Angeles
From Hwy 118 (Ronald Reagan Pkwy), in Simi Valley, take exit 24 and head north on Erringer Drive. After 1 mi turn right into Lost Canyon Drive. After 2 mi clubhouse and parking are on your left.
Lost Canyons (Sky)
Lost Canyons Golf Club (Sky course): GOLF CLUB and its TWO COURSES (Sky and Shadow) WERE PERMANENTLY CLOSED IN JUNE 2016 due to falling demand and to make way for a residential housing development.
[Original Where2Golf description]: Driving into the foothills of the Susana Mountain range from Simi Valley, you'll get some inkling of the dramatic topography and stunning scenery that awaits at Lost Canyons. Stepping onto either the Sky or Shadow courses will confirm your earlier suspicions: both these courses are going to deliver a wonderfully natural, challenging and immensely exciting golf experience.
With a complete absence of housing, you can enjoy the full beauty and tranquillity of the tightly folding hills and canyons through which these Dye/Couples designed courses weave their spectacular way.
The Sky course, laid out on the north side of Lost Canyons Drive, is full of wonderful elevation changes with many holes laid out along the canyon ridge lines, others plunging into the valleys below. For first-timers here, some of the drives will look fearsome, with pronounced elevation changes, a few tightest fairways and plenty of bunkering along the fairways and around the greens.
With so many excellent golf holes on both the nine-hole loops, Dye still finds a way to produce a thrilling finish. The fabulous par-3 17th (Hawk's Bluff) requires a medium iron, hit to a long, thin sliver of green, which balances on the edge of the canyon. The plunging and nicely dog-legging par-4 18th (Lookout Point) is another challenging hole beautifully framed by the canyon scenery. Perhaps taking its cue from the rugged hillside surroundings, the standard of maintenance here is good, without being immaculate.
Course permanently closed in 2016.
Non-metal spike facility. Golf carts are fitted with optional GPS.
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Lost Canyons, located just north of the Simi Valley, is situated in the foothills of the Santa Susana Mountains. The range runs east-west, with the San Fernando and Simi Valleys to its south.
In the north-east of the range (less than 10 mi from Lost Canyons as the crow flies) Pico Canyon was home to the first oil discovery in California. In 1876, Charles Mentry brought in California's first commercially viable oil well. His Pico oil works were eventually folded into John D. Rockefeller's Standard Oil Co. of California (Chevron).
Production from the well didn't stop until 1990, making the 114-year old Pico No.4 the longest continually producing oil well in the world. Today the well is a National Historic Landmark. The neighbouring town of Mentryville is maintained as an oil "ghost town".
1775 Madera Road, Simi Valley, California 93065
+1 (805) 584 6300
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Rustic Canyon
Moorpark; Lost Canyons
191 Cochran Street, Simi Valley, California 93065
+1 (805) 915 5000
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Rustic Canyon
Moorpark; Lost Canyons
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