Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club

Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club is a private golf course nestled in the historic community of Rancho Santa Fe, California. Designed by Max Behr and opened in 1929, the course represents a significant piece of golf history as the original home of the Crosby Clambake tournament. The layout has been recognized as one of the top 100 walking courses in America, offering a rare combination of challenge and playability that appeals to golfers of varying skill levels. The course is situated within the Rancho Santa Fe Covenant community and features the characteristic terrain and landscape of the region. The club maintains a relaxed, casual atmosphere with a Spanish-inspired, California-influenced clubhouse that serves as a gathering place for members. Beyond golf, the facility offers dining and social amenities that reflect the exclusive lifestyle of the Rancho Santa Fe community. The course remains exclusively available to homeowners within the covenant boundaries.