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One of Southern California's most exclusive private golf clubs, masterfully designed by Golden Age architect George C. Thomas Jr.
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Bel-Air Country Club is an exclusive private golf club, established in 1927 and masterfully designed by Golden Age architect George C. Thomas Jr., with assistance from William P. Bell. Nestled within the dramatic canyons of Bel Air, the course is celebrated for its inventive routing, featuring significant elevation changes, an iconic suspension bridge, and passages through tunnels. Though known for its privacy, the club has hosted significant national amateur competitions, including the U.S. Amateur and the Curtis Cup.
Championships hosted: U.S. Amateur · Curtis Cup
Like many lucky golfers, I’ve played at a lot of tracks from Riviera, to Pebble Beach, to Bandon Dunes, Del Mar CC, Torrey…too many to name, and Bel Air is always an exceptional experience. It’s old money chill and swag all combined. The new clubhouse is amazi
I was here to volunteer for a tournament, and although I wasn't able to play, the course was absolutely pure. The fact that I was able to even walk the course leaves a memorable experience that I'll be able to look back from years on. Everything was very clean
Alongside LACC and Riviera, this is one of the premier courses in the area. The views of grand estates from the fairways add to the charm of the round, blending in beautifully and at times impressively with the surroundings. The course is kept in outstanding c
