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The Los Angeles Country Club

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Los Angeles, CA · Founded 1897

The Los Angeles Country Club is a private golf club in Los Angeles, California, designed by George C. Thomas Jr. in 1897. The club has 36 holes, a par of 71. The average member handicap is 14.9 with 29% single-digit players.

George Thomas Jr. routed the North Course through Wilshire Boulevard canyons and hilltops, where strategic bunkering and elevated greens create golf's most exclusive urban oasis. The city sprawls below while you play in splendid isolation.

Scorecard

7,530 yardsRating 77.4Slope 146

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Hole	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	Out	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	In	Tot
Par	5	4	4	3	4	4	4	5	3	36	4	3	4	4	5	3	4	4	4	35	71
Tournament	578	503	400	234	483	335	326	555	181	3,595	409	294	388	510	633	133	542	528	498	3,935	7,530
Long	578	491	400	210	483	335	326	537	181	3,541	409	277	388	468	598	133	505	455	498	3,731	7,272
Championship	578	491	400	210	483	335	265	537	181	3,480	409	277	388	468	598	133	505	455	498	3,731	7,211
Black	546	483	402	211	482	337	241	538	182	3,422	384	242	387	469	602	131	472	456	445	3,588	7,010
Bell	546	429	402	200	439	320	241	538	182	3,297	384	224	365	432	534	131	437	413	414	3,334	6,631
Blue	513	429	378	200	439	320	220	505	166	3,170	377	224	365	432	534	120	437	413	414	3,316	6,486
Hdcp	17	1	9	5	3	15	7	13	11		10	16	6	2	12	18	8	4	14

Membership Information

Membership Types

invitation-only

Member Profile

Competitive

14.9

Avg Handicap

Median Handicap14.9

Handicap Distribution

ScratchSingle digitTeens20+

Single-digit players29%

Gender split100% M / 0% F

Based on GHIN handicap data. Individual member information is not stored or displayed.

About The Los Angeles Country Club

Thomas maximized the property's natural elevation changes and canyon features, creating holes that climb and descend through terrain that feels impossibly removed from downtown Los Angeles just miles away. The course demands strategic thinking over pure power, with approach angles and green contours that reward careful planning and precise execution. What surprises most visitors is how the urban setting disappears completely once you're inside the gates—the course exists as a private world where old California golf traditions remain perfectly preserved.

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Key Facts

The Los Angeles Country Club is located in Los Angeles, California.
Club type: private.
Course architect: George C. Thomas Jr..
Year founded: 1897.
Number of holes: 36.
Par: 71.
Average member handicap: 14.9.
Single-digit handicap players: 29%.
GHIN-registered members: 114.
Membership types: invitation-only.
Alister Index score: 85/100.

Frequently Asked Questions About The Los Angeles Country Club

How do I join The Los Angeles Country Club?

The Los Angeles Country Club is a private golf club offering invitation-only membership. Contact the club directly for current membership availability and application procedures.

What is the initiation fee at The Los Angeles Country Club?

The estimated initiation fee at The Los Angeles Country Club is $300,000, with annual dues of $20,000. Contact the club for the most current fee schedule.

Who designed The Los Angeles Country Club?

The Los Angeles Country Club was designed by George C. Thomas Jr.. The course was established in 1897. It features 36 holes.

Where is The Los Angeles Country Club located?

The Los Angeles Country Club is located at 10101 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90024. You can reach the club by phone at (310) 276-6104. Visit their website for directions and additional contact information.

What amenities does The Los Angeles Country Club offer?

Contact The Los Angeles Country Club directly for information about available amenities and facilities.