Lincoln Hills Golf Club

Lincoln Hills Golf Club features two 18-hole courses near Sacramento in Lincoln, California. The Hills Course stretches 6,853 yards and challenges players with a mix of risk/reward par 5s, demanding par 4s, and notably strong par 3s. The signature par-3 12th hole plays downhill with wetlands right and behind the green, requiring careful pin sheet analysis and strategic course management. The Orchard Course winds through rolling hills and natural wetlands across Placer County terrain, characterized by generous fairways framed by hazards and stands of pine, oak, and redwood trees. While the course is defined by long, challenging par 4s, the short par-4 sixth hole is notable for attracting the most birdies and features a large oak behind the green that serves as habitat for waterfowl including egrets, herons, and Canadian geese. Both courses offer aesthetic appeal alongside strategic difficulty, with manicured conditioning enhancing the natural landscape characteristics of the region.