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Overview: Gold Hills Country Club is an 18-hole community course in Redding, with a par of 72 and a longest published distance of about 6,562 yards. The current club describes the property as an all-grass facility bordered by northern California woodlands, with views toward Mount Shasta. That combination makes the course a useful gateway to the region's wider golf landscape.
History: Current course records date Gold Hills to 1980, but the designer credits are inconsistent: different directories name Walter Wince or Bob and Robert Baldock. The club's own public material establishes the Redding identity and continuing operation without resolving that architectural question, so no architect is entered until a primary record is found.
Did You Know? Gold Hills describes itself as Redding's only community golf course and an all-grass practice facility. The club also emphasizes its views toward Mount Shasta, an unusually direct geographic reference for a course whose identity is otherwise built around woodland corridors and year-round play.
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