Stanford Golf Course

Stanford Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-70 layout in California, United States, stretching from 5,363 to 6,742 yards. Designed by George C. Thomas and Billy Bell Jr. and opened in 1930, the course plays through oak trees alongside San Francisquito Creek. The 18th hole plays from an elevated tee with views of surrounding mountains and San Francisco. Access is semi-private. The course has hosted U.S. Open Qualifying, Women's NCAA Championships, NCAA Regionals, Pac-12 Championships, USGA Junior Amateur Qualifying, The Gathering, The Goodwin, the Stanford Intercollegiate, and the Peg Barnard Invitational. Practice facilities include a driving range with 50 well-spaced stations lit for night play, five target putting greens, and PGA Professionals offering instruction with modern coaching technology. Rated 4.7 by 90+ Hole19 golfers and one of the most-played courses in California on Hole19.