Bailey Creek Golf Course

Bailey Creek Golf Course draws consistent praise from Hole19 golfers, and the facts behind the course hold up to that attention. Designed by Homer Flint, this public 18-hole, par-72 layout in California stretches from 5,381 to 6,996 yards across mountain terrain. Kentucky bluegrass fairways, penlink greens, sand bunkers, and lakes shape the playing experience throughout the routing. Two holes stand out: on hole 6, Flint left a towering sugar pine standing in the middle of the fairway, forcing a decision off the tee. Hole 8 plays downhill into the wind with water in play — less about yardage, more about execution. Practice options are extensive. A grass driving range and state-of-the-art synthetic turf range are on site, alongside two putting greens totaling over 15,000 square feet. PGA instruction covers individual, junior, group, and playing lessons. The pro shop is one of the most well-stocked in California, carrying clubs, balls, shoes, and apparel. Casual dining, accommodations, and a swimming and tennis facility round out the property.