Your guide to Santa Cruz County.
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Golf CoursesAll courses are open year round, weather permitting. Most play is from sunrise to sunset. Green fees vary with course and time of year. All locations have a clubhouse. Carts (except Valley Gardens), lessons, and equipment rental are available at all courses. Dress codes vary and may be confirmed when reserving tee times. For other central coast golf courses visit: www.ncga.org. |
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Boulder Creek Golf Country Club (Public)
16901 Big Basin Hwy., Boulder Creek This course is set among the Redwoods. Other sports available: tennis, swimming and hiking trails. |
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65-67 |
4400 |
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De Laveaga Golf Course (Municipal)
401 Upper Park Rd., Santa Cruz
Ranked as one of California's top public golf courses. |
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72 |
6006 |
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Pajaro Valley Golf Club (Semi-Private)
967 Salinas Rd., Royal Oaks On Highway - "The course is playable for all levels. Elevated tees offer views of the valley." |
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72 |
6664 |
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Pasatiempo Golf Club (Semi-Private)
18 Clubhouse Rd., Santa Cruz Golf Digest - "One of the top three courses in California. #31 of greatest public courses in America." |
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70-72 |
6439 |
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Seascape Golf Club (Public)
610 Clubhouse Dr., Aptos Lush fairways and impeccable greens set among cypress trees on a rolling terrain. |
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71 |
6034 |
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Spring Hills Golf Course (Public)
501 Spring Hills Dr., Watsonville On Highway - "...offering beautiful greens and breathtaking views of Pajaro Valley." |
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71 |
6015 |
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Valley Garden Golf Course (Public)
263 Mount Hermon Rd., Scotts Valley On Highway - "This course is known to be challenging for both experienced and beginning golfer." |
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1764 |
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