Granite Bay Golf Club Course Review

The Granite Bay Golf Club can be best described as a contemporary classic, a thinking players golf course, being designed by architects Robert Trent Jones Jr. and Mark Parsinen. The Granite Bay golf club was founded in 1994 and it features 6909 yards of golf from its longest tees for a 72 par. The design of the golf course is absolutely timeless, following the games essential principles, i.e. old-school bunkers, a sound routing job and cleverly designed greens for providing you with a unique golfing experience, especially when it comes to the short game/approach shots, everything built on a dramatic setting. The Granite Bay Golf Club is located on a beautiful piece of real estate in California and its widely regarded as a modern classic, gaining widespread recognition and a plethora of awards for its greens, clubhouse and its course design.

Needless to say, the Granite Bay Golf Club is Sacramentos best golfing facility, boasting its natural lakes, mature oaks and the epic granite outcroppings, being nothing short of a true (yet hidden) gem where culinary excellence meets country-club sophistication for delivering a once- in a life time opportunity to its intrepid visitors. Speaking of appraisals, the Granite Bay Golf Club was listed in Golf Week Magazines top 100 modern day golf courses in the United States, being a truly classic golf course because, guess what, it is as natural as they come. The design, the concept and the execution are nothing short of a major triumph and everything here is about golf in its purest form, i.e. theres neither a swimming pool nor a tennis court built on its premises. The Granite Bay Golf Club is all about golf and excellence, everything being designed and built to keep the traditional values alive. The layout is phenomenal and playing here, youll definitely have to use all the clubs in your bag. To tell you the truth, I dont think youll ever get tired of playing the Granite Bay Golf Club, as this golf course goes one step beyond regular golf architecture, being a work on art in this writers opinion.