Seven Hills Golf Club

Seven Hills Golf Club sits in Hemet, a city in the San Jacinto Valley of Riverside County, roughly ninety miles southeast of Los Angeles. The course was designed by Harry Rainville and David Rainville, a father-son architectural team who worked primarily in Southern California during the latter decades of the twentieth century. The Rainvilles are known for creating playable layouts that suit the rolling terrain and climate of inland Southern California, often incorporating strategic bunkering and water features into relatively compact routings. The course occupies land in the valley floor with views toward the San Jacinto Mountains to the south and west. The routing takes advantage of natural elevation changes and mature tree plantings that define individual holes and frame playing corridors. Water comes into play on several holes, and the design emphasizes accuracy over length, rewarding players who manage risk and position their approach shots carefully. The greens are typically moderately contoured, consistent with the Rainvilles' approach to creating interest without excessive difficulty for mid-handicap golfers. Seven Hills serves a local membership and reflects the character of many semi-private clubs in the Inland Empire region—accessible, well-maintained, and oriented toward year-round play in Southern California's warm, dry climate. The club provides traditional amenities including dining and social facilities that support a community-focused membership base.