Santa Rosa Country Club

Hole 3 at Santa Rosa Country Club sets the tone for the round — a long, uphill par 4 that plays into a prevailing wind and ranks as the hardest hole on the course. Designed by Jack Fleming and opened in 1956, this private 18-hole parkland layout in California sits on rolling hills with tree-lined fairways and well-protected greens. Yardage plays between 6,712 and 6,733 yards. The club has hosted the Senior Men's Club Championship and the Ladies' Club Championship. Practice facilities include a driving range, two putting and chipping greens, and instruction from a professional golf staff covering beginners through juniors, with TrackMan technology available for club fitting and swing work. The Golf Shop is on site. The clubhouse includes Appellation Grill & Vines, a dining venue for members, alongside a fitness center, pool, six pickleball courts, and event rooms.