Woodbridge Golf & Country Club's Lake Course is located in Woodbridge, a master-planned community in San Joaquin County, California, situated south of Lodi. Designed by Bert Stamps, a California-based architect active in the latter decades of the twentieth century, the course serves as one of two eighteen-hole layouts at the facility. The development of Woodbridge as a residential golf community brought championship-caliber golf to this agricultural region of the Central Valley, where the flat terrain and engineered waterways create a parkland setting distinct from the area's surrounding farmland. The Lake Course takes its name from the water features that define much of the routing. Stamps incorporated lakes, ponds, and connecting channels throughout the design, requiring golfers to navigate forced carries and manage risk on approach shots. The relatively level topography allows for strategic bunkering and water placement to provide the primary defenses, while mature trees frame fairways and add definition to the holes. The course caters to the residential membership of Woodbridge, offering a layout that balances challenge with playability for a range of skill levels. Woodbridge Golf & Country Club operates as a private facility serving the planned community's residents. The club provides traditional country club amenities including dining and social programs that complement the golf offerings. The Lake Course, alongside its companion South Course, anchors recreational life in this northern California community.