Petaluma Golf & Country Club

Petaluma Golf & Country Club is a private 9-hole golf course established in 1922 in Petaluma, California. The clubhouse was designed by renowned local architect Brainard Jones, with the land originally donated by the McNear family. The original nine holes were redesigned during the Great Depression and have undergone various enhancements over the decades.

The course features rolling terrain characteristic of Petaluma's landscape, with tree-lined fairways and small undulating greens. Multiple tee options for the front and back nines provide varied shot selections and club choices. While the shorter length makes it accessible to novice golfers, the rolling hills and green design present a genuine challenge for experienced players. The course maintains excellent year-round conditions, remaining playable through wet winter months.

The club emphasizes family-oriented membership, with facilities including a recently renovated pool and practice areas. Junior tees and golf camps support junior development programs. Members can enjoy local wines on the patio overlooking the course. The club accepts outside play from other private club members.