Posts Tagged ‘Los Angeles Golf’

Gulock’s Course Of The Week-Lakeside Golf Club

Lakeside Golf Club is located in the heart of Toluca Lake at 4201 Clybourn Avenue. This majestic golf course has been the home to many celebrities in what is known as old Hollywood. Over the years, members such Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, W.C. Fields, and Evil Knievel have called Lakeside their home club. The course has always been in great condition since it was founded in 1929. Lakeside Golf Club plays around 6,600 from the tips and is a par 70. This is one of the premier courses in the Los Angeles area. Over the years, Lakeside Golf Club has hosted many tournaments and regularly hosts the Kelly Cup, which is a premier amateur tournament. With all that being said, Lakeside Golf Club is still known around the area as a great club for families. If you are lucky enough to be a member at this club, you belong to a truly special place.

Gulock’s Course of The Week: Lost Canyons Golf Club

located at 3301 Lost Canyons Drive, Simi Valley, CA 93063. Lost Canyons Golf Club is the only 36 hole public facility in Ventura County. Lost Canyons Golf Club was designed by renowned golf course architect Pete Dye with consulting help from Masters Champion Fred Couples. There are 2 courses at this spectacular facility, The Sky Course and The Shadow Course. The Sky Course is a par 72, plays 7,285 yards from the back tees and was recognized as a Top 10 New Course by Golf Magazine in 2001. The Shadow Course is also a par 72, plays 7,005 yards from the back tees, and was recognized as a Top 10 New Course by Golf Magazine in 2002.

Lost Canyons is truly a unique golf experience. The views while playing a round at this course are simply breathtaking. A month back I had the opportunity to play The Sky Course with a few friends of mine that work for Intel Corporation. It was a picture perfect day out, fresh cut grass, birds chirping but this course was extremely difficult from the back tees. Almost every hole seemed to play substantially up hill, or down hill. It was almost impossible to find a perfectly flat lie even in the center of the fairway, which I passed while driving the cart to my ball in the rough. The scores were high that day, but it was a great place to get out and spend part of a day with old friends. If you are looking for a challenging course that will get you out of the city life, check out Lost Canyons Golf Club in Simi Valley. Click on the link below to check out their website and make a tee time…. http://www.lostcanyons.com/

LA Country Club To Host 2017 Walker Cup

LA CC to host site for 2017 Walker Cup bringing some of world’s best golfers to Downtown Los Angeles. The Walker Cup is the Ryder Cup but for amateur players from the United States, Great Britain and Ireland. The Walker Cup match consists of the original format that the Ryder Cup used to have. The Match employs a combination of foursomes (alternate-shot) and singles competition and was originally the format used for the professional equivalent Ryder Cup.

The Walker Cup is played every two years and rotates between sites in the U.S. and overseas. The last time the Walker Cup was in California it was held at cypress point. The united states have won the last three Walker Cups leading up to the next showdown at Royal Aberdeen golf club in Scotland in 2011.

 

Los Angeles Country Club

The site of the 2017 Walker Cup