North Golf Course

Overview: North Golf Course in Sun City is an 18-hole executive layout open to visitors. The course is credited to Del Webb Corp. and plays to par 61 at 4,037 yards from the white tees, with a shorter red-tee option. Its compact card includes several par threes but also enough par fours to use more than just scoring wedges. Trees, bunkers, sloping greens and an easy-walking scale give it a practical, approachable character for local and visiting golfers.

History: The course was built as part of the Sun City retirement-community landscape and current course references date the exact routing to 1972. Del Webb Corp. is credited as architect, linking the course to the planned-community development tradition that shaped much of the Inland Empire. North Golf Course remains a separate identity from similarly named Sun City courses in Arizona; the address, California city and 18-hole card are preserved here to avoid that common mix-up.

Did You Know? The par-61 card is driven by its balance of par 3s and short par 4s, not by a reduced hole count. The first hole is the longest challenge on the white card at 393 yards, while the 18th is a 114-yard par three. That contrast gives the routing a compact but varied rhythm, with the opening hole asking for a full tee shot and the closing hole rewarding controlled distance.