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Valencia Country Club

Valencia, CA
3/5 grail
Designed by Robert Trent Jones  ·  4.6★ players
✈ LAX 34 mi · Los Angeles 31 mi
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Why it’s a grail

Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr., this private Southern California club once hosted the PGA Tour's Los Angeles Open for three years.

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About the course

Valencia Country Club, a private club in Valencia, California, features a classic design by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones Sr. Opened in 1965, the course is set amidst the rolling terrain of Southern California. It achieved national recognition by hosting the PGA Tour's prestigious Los Angeles Open for three consecutive years at the close of the 20th century.

Championships hosted: Los Angeles Open (3 times)

Player reviews

Google 4.6★ · 223 ratings
5★ · Bernadet Babasi · 2 months ago

We had such a beautiful experience celebrating our wedding at Valencia Country Club. From the beginning, the staff was professional, welcoming, and incredibly helpful throughout the planning process. They made us feel supported and cared for every step of the

5★ · Savannah Gonzales · 9 months ago

We recently hosted our wedding at the Valencia Country Club and we had the best experience. Laura, our venue event coordinator, was very knowledgeable and helpful throughout the whole process. She kept in contact with us and answered all of our questions. She

5★ · Simon Kim · a year ago

Very challenging course with fast green and penalized bunkers, but fun and lovely golf course. Staff are very professional and friendly.

Course timeline

  1. 1965Opened
  2. 1965Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr.
  3. 1998Los Angeles Open (3 times)
  4. 2020Los Angeles Open renamed the Genesis Invitational