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Overview: Del Rio Country Club in Brawley is an 18-hole Imperial Valley course with a par-70 layout measuring about 6,001 yards from the back tees. William P. Bell is credited with the design, and the scorecard record places the course in the 1920s. The flat, dry valley setting gives this Del Rio a very different identity from the Modesto club with the same name.
History: The available course histories date Del Rio Country Club to 1926 and attribute the design to William P. Bell. Published access descriptions differ, with one calling it semi-private and another calling it public, so this profile keeps the more cautious semi-private label. No current green-fee schedule was retained, and the old published prices were not copied forward.
Did You Know? Brawley's Del Rio is a strong example of how a familiar course name can hide a separate regional history. Its 1926 date places it among the older golf properties in the Imperial Valley, where the character of the round is shaped by irrigated turf set within a desert agricultural landscape.
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102 E Del Rio Rd