Annandale Golf Club

Annandale Golf Club is an 18-hole course in Pasadena, California, measuring 6,612 yards and originally designed by William Watson and Bill Bell. In 2007, architect Brian Silva — Golf Magazine's 1999 Renovation Architect of the Year — led a major redesign of the layout. Eight years later, the club undertook a second significant transformation focused on sustainability, removing more than 18 acres of turf to create a more eco-friendly and water-wise course. The turf removal did more than conserve resources. It sharpened the framing of individual holes and opened up wide, sweeping vistas across the property, allowing the natural surroundings of the Pasadena landscape to become a defining feature of the round. The result is a course known for both its beauty and its conditioning.