Thunderbird Country Club

Overview: Thunderbird Country Club is a historic and prestigious private enclave and widely considered one of the finest "Golden Age" masterpieces in the world. Designed by the legendary Lawrence Hughes and opened in 1951, the course 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 mature landscaping, providing a quiet and professionally-managed round that balances historic charm with modern strategic depth. Characterized by its impeccable conditioning and its quiet, "old-world" elegance, the club provides a consistent and engaging test of golf.

Did You Know? Thunderbird was the site of the first Ryder Cup match played in California and was the long-standing host of the PGA Tour’s Thunderbird Invitational; its strategic design and its status as a vital social hub for the regional elite have made it a favorite for professional legends and discerning travelers seeking a high-stakes challenge in a private sanctuary.