10101 Wilshire Blvd,
Los Angeles, California 90024
The Course:
36 holes. Tree-lined parkland. Undulating terrain - several slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Woodland and residential.
Designer:
Original layout of current NORTH course by Herbert Fowler (1921); revamped and re-routed by George C. Thomas Jr and William Park "Billy" Bell (1927); modifications by Gil Hanse, Geoff Shackleford & Jim Wagner (2010). SOUTH course: redesigned by Gil Hanse & Geoff Shackelford (2016).
Above distances are for the North Course. Also at Los Angeles County Club is the 18-hole South course (par-70, 5957 yds from the back tees).
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LA North, Beverly Hills
Headed North on I-405: exit onto Wilshire Boulevard (Eastward) and turn right at the end of the off ramp onto Wilshire Boulevard. The Club’s entrance is located 2 miles on the left, at the first stop light past Comstock Ave.
Los Angeles CC
Los Angeles Country Club: Located next to star-studded Beverly Hills, this private golf club (only open to members and their invited guests) is home to LACC's legendary and very challenging North course, as well as the shorter and less renowned South course.
The illustrious Los Angeles North is perennially included in listings of America's 100 greatest courses. To the north the course is flanked by winding Sunset Boulevard, to the south Wilshire Boulevard. Laid out between them is the excellently crafted North Course. The club's shorter South Course lies to the south of Wilshire Blvd.
At times feeling quite linksy, at others more parkland in character, this revered layout provides a haven of golfing tranquility. With its plentiful, rustic-edged bunkering and often rolling fairways your game will be thoroughly probed and tested. Beyond the course the eclectic scene embraces wooded hills studded with multi-million dollar homes, as well as the high-rise of Century City to the south (which was built in the former backlot of the 20th Century Fox film studios).
Los Angeles Country Club is a private club. Guests may only play if hosted by a member.
The current site of Los Angeles Country Club was located by club founders Joseph "Joe" Sartori (a prominent Los Angeles banker) and Ed Tufts. Together with Norman Macbeth and Charles Orr they laid out the original golf course. After an expansion to 36 holes, the courses were later redesigned by Englishman Herbert Fowler and George C. Thomas Jr (who also designed the nearby Bel-Air and Riviera Country Clubs). | LACC has hosted many top-level tournaments, including several Los Angeles Opens (1926, '34, '35, '36 & '40) and the 1930 US Women's Amateur (see our Tournaments section >by Venue >Los Angeles CC). It will also be a Walker Cup and US Open Championship venue.
North course:
World: 20th best course in the world (GOLF magazine, 2020/21).
USA: 19th best course in the USA (Golf Digest, 2019/20).
State: 3rd best course in California (Golf Digest, 2019/20).
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