Bel-Air Country Club, located in Los Angeles, California, is a prestigious private golf course designed by George C. Thomas. Established in 1927, the club is renowned for its challenging 18-hole layout, scenic views, and elite membership. The course blends natural beauty with classic design elements, offering a premier golfing experience.
California, Golf Courses, Los Angeles
Bel-Air Country Club
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| Yardage | 6,482Edit |
| Par | 70Edit |
| Number of Holes | 18Edit |
| Course Rating | 72.2Edit |
| Slope Rating | 132Edit |
| Designer | George C. Thomas Jr.Edit |
Thomas J. Murray –
This isn’t just a golf course, it’s a slice of heaven. Superb greens and challenging fairways kept my game interesting, all while surrounded by the lush scenery. The staff was top-notch, totally amicable and knowledgeable. And let’s talk about the clubhouse – you’d think you were at a five-star resort! Absloutely fabulous! I only wish I could play a little bit faster, but hey, when you’re in paradise who wants to rush?
TigressGolfGal –
Good views, nice people. Greens could be better. Slower pace than I like.
HoleinOneHarry –
Nailed my first hole in one here! Staff was pretty unbelivable, brought out champagne on the house! And the locker rooms, woah. Only downside, if you could call it that, was the super tricky 9th hole. But hey, can’t have it all too easy. Love’em!
johnnyGOLFSalot –
bel-Air coutnry club is a reall nice. Place! The staff is are friendly anbd its klean. My caddy was knowledgeable and gave great reads on the greens. The greens themselves are well keppt n fast. One thing though, the course is hilly, so keep that in mind!
Gary “The Golf Guy” Thompson –
Had an amazing time golfing here at Bel-Air! The course is always in great shape, greens are slick and fast, while the fairways are perfectly manicured. The layout is challenging but not brutally so, offering a nice mix of strategic and risk-reward holes. The clubhouse facilities are top-notch, cozy, and the customer service is world class. Only downside is the pace of play can be slow on weekends.