
Architect
Bert Stamps
Established
1923
Par / Length
71 / 6412y
Access
Public
Green Fee
$$
Overview: Morro Bay Golf Course is a historic and charm-filled "Golden Age" masterpiece and widely considered the "Poor Man’s Pebble Beach." Perched on the rugged cliffs of the Central Coast, the course offers panoramic views of Morro Rock and the Pacific Ocean from nearly every hole. Originally designed in 1923 and refined by Bert Stamps, the layout is a traditional parkland masterpiece characterized by its narrow fairways, mature stands of landscaping, and exceptionally smooth putting surfaces. The layout meanders through a serene landscape of natural topography and lush topography, providing a quiet and professionally-managed round that balances historic charm with modern strategic depth.
Did You Know? Morro Bay is one of the most popular and scenic public courses in California, offering a world-class resort experience for a fraction of the cost of private enclaves; its strategic depth and its status as a vital sporting hub for the regional social elite have made it a favorite for generations of local golfers seeking a high-quality competitive venue in a relaxed setting.
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201 State Park Rd