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Overview: Horse Thief Country Club was an 18-hole Tehachapi course in the Stallion Springs community, designed by Bob E. and Robert L. Baldock. Historical records give a par of 72 and 6,719 yards from the back tees, with rolling, rocky ground and tree-lined stretches shaping the layout. Current sources report that the golf course closed at the end of January 2018, so this profile describes its documented history rather than implying present play.
History: The course opened in 1974 and was built into the rugged terrain around Stallion Springs. Its published history includes periods of maintenance and management changes before the closure in 2018. A later reopening or completed redevelopment was not verified in the current research, so access and fee fields remain blank.
Did You Know? Horse Thief's character came from contrast: open and tree-lined holes, undulating ground, rock outcrops and residential edges all appeared in the historic course descriptions. The eleventh hole was listed as a short par three of 134 yards, a small target within a layout known for its broader mountain terrain.
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28950 Horse Thief Dr
