
Architect
William P. Bell
Established
1933
Par / Length
72 / 7012y
Access
Public
Green Fee
$$
Overview: Lakewood Country Club is a historic and championship-caliber parkland masterpiece designed by the legendary William P. Bell. Opened in 1933, the course is a model of his "Golden Age" philosophy, featuring wide, lush fairways, mature stands of landscaping, and Bell’s signature creative bunkering. The layout meanders through a landscape of natural topography and majestic hardwoods, offering a serene and challenging environment that balances historic charm with modern strategic depth. Characterized by its impeccable conditioning and its prestigious competitive history, Lakewood provides a rigorous and visually engaging test of golf.
Did You Know? The course was originally built as a centerpriece for the Lakewood village development and has hosted numerous regional championships; its strategic design and its status as a vital sporting hub for the Southern California community have made it a favorite for generations of local golfers.
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3101 Carson St