
Architect
William P. Bell
Established
1922
Par / Length
70 / 5612y
Access
Public
Green Fee
$$
Overview: Meadowlark Golf Club is a historic and charm-filled "Golden Age" masterpiece and one of the oldest courses in the Huntington Beach area. Originally founded as the Long Beach Country Club in 1922 and designed by the legendary William P. Bell, the course is a traditional parkland layout characterized by its narrow, tree-lined fairways and mature stands of landscaping. The course meanders through a landscape of gentle elevation changes and natural topography, providing a quiet and professionally-managed round that preserves a nostalgic "oasis-like" atmosphere. Characterized by its technical green complexes and its "old-school" routing, Meadowlark provides a pure and engaging golf experience that has been a cornerstone of the community for over a century.
Did You Know? William P. Bell was the most prolific force in California golf architecture during the mid-20th century; his work at Meadowlark reflects his commitment to strategic depth and natural aesthetics, and the course remains a favorite for generations of local golfers seeking a high-quality competitive venue in a relaxed coastal setting.
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16782 Graham St