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Overview: At Fall River Mills, the public course runs for 18 holes along the northern California edge of the Sacramento Valley and the Cascades. The documented layout plays to par 72 and 7,402 yards, with Clark Glasson credited as designer. Its scale and mountain setting give the course a more expansive feel than a typical small-town club.
History: The course was established in 1980 and is associated with Clark Glasson, a western U.S. architect whose work includes several California courses. The club's record also identifies the Shasta County Amateur Championship among its tournament history. Those details provide a firmer history than an unsupported claim about renovations or a particular opening ceremony.
Did You Know? Fall River Valley's location is the story: the course is surrounded by open northern California country rather than dense urban development. The Shasta County Amateur connection also shows that the club has served as a competition venue, not only as a local recreational course.
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42889 Hwy 299 E
