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Overview: La Jolla Country Club is a private 18-hole course above the village, with Pacific views, canyon edges and rolling coastal terrain. William Bell’s original design is presented today through a 1993-94 master-plan remodel by Cary Bickler. The blue-tee yardage is about 6,685, for a par of 72, while small, quick greens add precision to the setting.
History: William Bell designed the original course in 1927. The club later undertook a substantial remodel, with construction beginning in 1993 and the remodel’s grand opening in July 1994. Those dates describe the modern course’s transformation while preserving the earlier Bell design as its historical foundation.
Did You Know? La Jolla’s fairways use kikuyu grass while the greens are described as small and fast. That contrast helps explain why the course can feel forgiving from a distance yet demanding around the putting surfaces, especially when the coastal setting adds changing lies.
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