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Overview: In Santa Cruz, De Laveaga offers an eighteen-hole public layout in Santa Cruz that runs through wooded hills and canyon land. The operator describes the course as a par-70 routing shaped by Bert Stamps in the late 1960s, with the original par-72 design later adjusted. Elevation changes, forest edges and the natural canyon setting give the course a distinctly local character rather than a flat resort feel.
History: The site’s history begins with José Vicente de Laveaga, who donated the land to the City of Santa Cruz in the late nineteenth century. A 1960 master plan led to the golf project, and Bert Stamps was hired in 1968 to route the 18-hole course through the forested hills and canyons. The course originally played to par 72 and now plays to par 70.
Did You Know? De Laveaga shares its hills with a 29-hole disc-golf course and a public trail network. That unusual overlap makes the property a broader outdoor recreation landscape, with the golf routing woven through the same wooded terrain.
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401 Upper Park Rd
