San Gabriel Country Club

San Gabriel Country Club traces to 1904, when members laid out a nine-hole course on land once part of the San Gabriel Mission, making it the oldest golf club in Los Angeles and Orange counties still on its original site. Norman Macbeth expanded the layout to eighteen holes in 1912, but the enduring routing arrived in 1921, when Scottish-born architect William Watson built a full grass-green course whose plan closely resembles today's. Through the late 1920s and 1930s, William P. "Billy" Bell rebuilt the greens and added his signature flashed, lacy-edged bunkers. In 2015, Todd Eckenrode's Origins Golf Design restored much of Bell's character. The club has hosted the SCGA Amateur seven times, with Patrick Cantlay winning in 2011, and is home to the historic Cravens Invitational.