The Mission Club

Overview: The Mission Club, formerly known as The Village Country Club, is a spectacular and technical parkland masterpiece designed by the legendary Ted Robinson Sr. Opened in 1962, the course is a model of his "bold and heroic" philosophy, featuring wide fairways, significant water hazards, and Robinson’s signature "waterscape" features. The layout meanders through a landscape of natural topography and lush topography, providing a serene and challenging environment that balances its modern strategic depth with spectacular Aesthetic beauty. Characterized by its impeccable conditioning and its quiet, "old-world" elegance, the Mission Club provides a consistent and engaging test of golf.

Did You Know? Ted Robinson Sr. was known as the "King of Waterscapes" for his ability to integrate water features into strategic designs; his work at the Mission Club is a prime example of his mid-career style, providing a world-class resort experience that balances its extreme challenge with spectacular Aesthetic beauty.