Architect
Max Behr
Established
1929
Par / Length
72 / 7012y
Access
Private
Green Fee
Private
Overview: On the rolling ground of Rancho Santa Fe, Max Behr's 1929 routing uses broad corridors, mature trees and subtle elevation changes to make approach angles matter.
History: The club's official history records a 219.1-acre land donation in August 1927 and incorporation on September 26 of that year. Max Behr designed the course, which opened in 1929. Those dates distinguish the club's early development from later alterations and explain why the property is regarded as an important early Southern California parkland course.
Did You Know? The club is located at 5827 Via de La Cumbre, where the routing follows the low-density character of Rancho Santa Fe rather than a resort corridor. Its broad corridors are a useful example of how Behr created strategic interest without relying on narrow fairways or severe earthworks.
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5827 Via de La Cumbre
