Boulder Creek Golf & Country Club

Established in 1961, Boulder Creek Golf & Country Club was originally designed by renowned course designer Jack Fleming as a nine-hole course. A second nine was added in 1966, creating an 18-hole layout surrounded by redwoods, lakes, and an upscale planned community in the Santa Cruz Mountains near Boulder Creek, California.

Following damage from the 2020 fires, the course underwent reconstruction and now operates as a 9-hole facility. The course is characterized by its serene setting among redwoods in the Central California foothills, offering a relaxing golf experience. In addition to golf, the facility has expanded to include an 18-hole disc golf course.

The club features a full-service pro-shop, restaurant and bar, power and walking carts, and event facilities. The clubhouse underwent extensive remodeling as part of post-fire reconstruction efforts. The course emphasizes tranquility and relaxation, appealing to golfers seeking a peaceful mountain setting.