Saticoy Regional Golf Course

Overview: Saticoy Regional Golf Course is a historic and charming public layout that occupies the original 1921 site of the Ventura Country Club. Originally designed by the legendary team of George C. Thomas and William P. Bell, the course is a model of "Golden Age" architecture, featuring narrow fairways lined with majestic centuries-old oaks and sycamores. Characterized by its small, subtle green complexes and its quiet, agricultural setting, the layout provides a nostalgic and technical round that rewards precision over power. While the course now operates as a popular nine-hole public venue, it preserves the same historic routing and strategic character that once challenged the elite players of Southern California's early golf era.

Did You Know? The site is golf royalty; it was here that George C. Thomas and William P. Bell—the architects behind Riviera and Bel-Air—first collaborated on a full-scale project in Ventura County. When the club moved to its current "private" home in Somis in 1964, the original "old" course was preserved by the county, maintaining its status as a vital and historic piece of the region’s sporting heritage.