The Santaluz Club

At the center of Santaluz is the Rees Jones-designed, 300-acre Santaluz Golf Course, a championship course crafted in accordance with the contours of the land and designed to blend challenge with beauty in a setting unlike any other. The course is highlighted by vistas and panoramic views, and framed by an award-winning native landscape. Rees Jones designed the course with the intention of giving the golfer a native Southern California grassland golf experience as he stands over the ball. To achieve this, he elevated tees when possible, graded fairways and added bunkers, pockets and berms or mounds. He used natural features to help contain slightly errant shots and provide a variety of approach shots.

The site has a number of "signature holes" all diverse and memorable in their own way from which a golfer can watch his ball against a variety of contrasts. Jones worked closely with the landscape architecture firm Wimmer Yamada and Caughey to create a landscaping plan that complements the fairways and greens with a natural minimalist approach.

In addition to enjoying the links, a maximum of 400 golf club members will have access to two magnificent clubhouses, complete with world-class dining and spa facilities. The Hacienda Clubhouse features a resort style pool, indoor gymnasium, athletic center, six lighted tennis courts and The Bistro at Santaluz.