California Golf Club of San Francisco

California Golf Club of San Francisco (Cal Club) is an 18-hole private golf course nestled on the Peninsula, just south of San Francisco, California. Established in 1918 and meticulously restored by Kyle Phillips in 2007-2008, the course boasts a "golden age" design with fast, firm fairways featuring fine fescue grass—a rarity in Northern California. Originally designed by Willie Locke and A. Vernon Macan, and later refined with bunkering and greens influenced by Alister MacKenzie, the course offers a timeless layout set against rolling hills with sweeping views of the Bay. Cal Club is renowned for its challenging design, strategic bunkering, and pristine conditions that cater to golf purists. Beyond the course, members enjoy top-tier practice facilities, including a driving range and short-game area, along with a well-appointed clubhouse featuring dining and social spaces. Whether you're a Bay Area local or a visiting enthusiast, Cal Club delivers an exclusive and unforgettable golfing experience.