Adams Springs Golf Course

Adams Springs Golf Course is a 9-hole mountainous parkland-style course located at 3,050 feet elevation on Cobb Mountain in Lake County, California, approximately 15 minutes north of Middletown. Designed by renowned California architect Jack Fleming, the course measures 2,804 yards from the back tees and features a par of 35, consisting of three par-threes, five par-fours, and one par-five.

Set in a scenic valley and meadow setting with Tahoe-like characteristics, the course showcases Fleming's skillful routing that maximizes the property's potential despite its modest size. The layout includes separate tee boxes for front and back nines, allowing golfers playing 18 holes to experience varied angles and approaches. This design provides a challenging yet enjoyable experience for players of all skill levels.

Located roughly two hours from the San Francisco Bay Area, Adams Springs offers a distinctive high-elevation golfing experience. The course accommodates group play and tournaments with onsite dining facilities. Its well-regarded 9-hole layout has earned recognition as one of the finest on the West Coast.