de Anza Country Club

De Anza Country Club is a championship par-72 desert golf course located in Borrego Springs, California, nestled within the Anza-Borrego State Park foothills of the Santa Rosa and San Ysidro mountain ranges. Designed by renowned architect Lawrence Hughes and established in 1957, the course has hosted notable golfers including Sam Snead and Billy Casper. The layout features beautifully maintained fairways with breathtaking mountain views and mid-century modern homes lining the course. Players can choose to walk or ride while enjoying the desert landscape. The facility includes an expansive practice area with a driving range, short game practice area, chipping zone, and large putting green. De Anza has hosted PGA Tour events, including the Golden State Tour, attracting professional champions John Chin and Kramer Hickok. The course's historic appeal extends back to the 1950s when it served as a hideaway for Hollywood celebrities. Today, it remains an exclusive private members' club offering championship-level golf in a distinctive desert setting.