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Spanish Hills Course



Nestled in the rolling hills of Camarillo, Spanish Hills Golf & Country Club presents a challenging and visually arresting golfing experience, defined as much by its demanding layout as its vibrant social fabric. The club’s inherent ethos is rooted in a community of passionate golfers. Designed in the late 1990s, the course unfolds across a landscape characterized by undulating terrain and strategic water features. While generous fairways offer a degree of forgiveness off the tee, errant shots are swiftly punished by the ever-present bunkering and dense rough. The course requires golfers to possess a repertoire of shot making capabilities. Faders are at a distinct advantage at Spanish Hills. The layout, crafted by Pete Dye’s protegees, allows for a more relaxed and engaging atmosphere than other area clubs. The membership values camaraderie and a slower pace of play. The lack of major championships hosted at Spanish Hills allows for the membership to enjoy the course without undue interruption. Beyond the course, Spanish Hills is known for its strong member events and dining options, particularly its acclaimed paella nights, which draw a crowd from across Ventura County. It stands as a testament to the power of combining challenging golf with a welcoming and inclusive community.
The journey to Spanish Hills Golf & Country Club begins at either Los Angeles International Airport or the more intimate Burbank Bob Hope Airport, each roughly an hour's drive northwest into Ventura County. Private arrivals often favor Camarillo Airport, a reliably discreet facility that sits mere minutes from the club's gates. The route traces the Ventura Freeway through gradually softening terrain, trading the sprawl of the San Fernando Valley for rolling agricultural plains and distant coastal ridges, before climbing into the oak-studded hills above Camarillo - where Spanish Hills reveals itself as a serene, elevated enclave overlooking the Pacific horizon.

FAQ
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Spanish Hills has a Course Vaults score of 8.1 out of 10 based on 9 logged golfers.
Spanish Hills was designed by Bob Cupp.
Spanish Hills is listed as private on Course Vaults; guest access is typically restricted.
Par at Spanish Hills is 71.
Spanish Hills plays 6,702 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Spanish Hills is 140.
Spanish Hills Course


Nestled in the rolling hills of Camarillo, Spanish Hills Golf & Country Club presents a challenging and visually arresting golfing experience, defined as much by its demanding layout as its vibrant social fabric. The club’s inherent ethos is rooted in a community of passionate golfers. Designed in the late 1990s, the course unfolds across a landscape characterized by undulating terrain and strategic water features. While generous fairways offer a degree of forgiveness off the tee, errant shots are swiftly punished by the ever-present bunkering and dense rough. The course requires golfers to possess a repertoire of shot making capabilities. Faders are at a distinct advantage at Spanish Hills. The layout, crafted by Pete Dye’s protegees, allows for a more relaxed and engaging atmosphere than other area clubs. The membership values camaraderie and a slower pace of play. The lack of major championships hosted at Spanish Hills allows for the membership to enjoy the course without undue interruption. Beyond the course, Spanish Hills is known for its strong member events and dining options, particularly its acclaimed paella nights, which draw a crowd from across Ventura County. It stands as a testament to the power of combining challenging golf with a welcoming and inclusive community.
Really enjoyed this course fantastic views of the Ventura area If I lived in the area this a club I’d want to join. Really laid back vibe, recommend street tacos at the turn. Really good layout very hilly and just a lot of fun. Take a cart
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The journey to Spanish Hills Golf & Country Club begins at either Los Angeles International Airport or the more intimate Burbank Bob Hope Airport, each roughly an hour's drive northwest into Ventura County. Private arrivals often favor Camarillo Airport, a reliably discreet facility that sits mere minutes from the club's gates. The route traces the Ventura Freeway through gradually softening terrain, trading the sprawl of the San Fernando Valley for rolling agricultural plains and distant coastal ridges, before climbing into the oak-studded hills above Camarillo - where Spanish Hills reveals itself as a serene, elevated enclave overlooking the Pacific horizon.

FAQ
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Spanish Hills has a Course Vaults score of 8.1 out of 10 based on 9 logged golfers.
Spanish Hills was designed by Bob Cupp.
Spanish Hills is listed as private on Course Vaults; guest access is typically restricted.
Par at Spanish Hills is 71.
Spanish Hills plays 6,702 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Spanish Hills is 140.