Santa Lucia Preserve Golf Club Course Review

The Santa Lucia Preserve Golf Club sits proudly in the midst of a vibrant community, next to Monterey Peninsula, in the majestic Monterey County, California, and its built as a way of life which aims to protect the lands natural beauty. The terrain upon which the golf course was built pertains to a private community and the routing of Santa Lucia Preserve stretches over thirty one miles of savannas, redwood forests, oak woodlands and wetlands. As you can easily imagine, the landscape and the scenery are epic, as everything was designed in order to preserve the wild lands in pristine condition, as theyre home for a variety of wild life, the likes of wild boar, mountain lions, mule deer, turkey, gray fox, golden eagles and more than six hundred species of plant life. Playing the Santa Lucia Preserve Golf Club will definitely feel like playing inside a National Geographic documentary.

The golf course was designed by the famous architect Tom Fazio and it measures 7067 yards from its longest tees, providing a challenging yet fair test for its visitors of all abilities, as well as for the golf pros or ranked amateurs who are lucky enough to play it. The fairways are generous, yet all the gifts stop at the greens, which are strategically bunkered and multi tiered, featuring nasty breaks that have the capability of changing a birdie into a bogey instantly. Everything here depends upon the quality of your short game and on how one approaches the greens. The Santa Lucia Preserve Golf Club is a a world-class resort, with impeccable conditioning all year round, offering a pure golfing experience together with the unspoiled beauty of the Santa Lucia Preserve, making for a once in a life-time experience.