Bel-Air Country Club — Bel Air Scorecard

Bel Air, California, United States — United States Of America

About Bel-Air Country Club

Bel-Air Country Club, established in 1925 in Los Angeles, California, is a private 18-hole golf course designed by George C. Thomas Jr., William P. Bell, and Jack Neville. The course is renowned for its unique topography, featuring tunnels, an elevator, and a suspension bridge on the par-3 10th hole. In 2018, Tom Doak restored the course to its original design, removing artificial water hazards and reinstating Thomas's signature bunkering. The club has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments and is recognized as one of America's top classical courses.

Course details

Number of holes: 18
Par: 74
Tees available: 3

Scorecard — Red (SSS 74.7, Slope 134)

Hole	Par	SI	Yardage
1	5	5	434
2	4	1	370
3	3	17	128
4	5	7	417
5	3	15	141
6	4	11	311
7	4	13	327
8	5	3	453
9	4	9	315
10	3	18	94
11	4	4	366
12	4	6	323
13	3	14	171
14	5	2	530
15	5	8	424
16	3	16	152
17	5	12	422
18	5	10	392
Total	74		5770

Scorecard — Blue (SSS 72, Slope 133)

Hole	Par	SI	Yardage
1	5	17	482
2	4	3	393
3	3	11	170
4	4	1	434
5	3	13	165
6	4	5	371
7	4	7	391
8	5	15	477
9	4	9	338
10	3	8	200
11	4	12	392
12	4	16	375
13	3	14	213
14	5	6	577
15	4	2	448
16	3	18	195
17	4	4	468
18	4	10	393
Total	70		6482

Scorecard — White (SSS 70.8, Slope 130)

Hole	Par	SI	Yardage
1	5	17	453
2	4	3	382
3	3	11	156
4	4	1	424
5	3	13	154
6	4	5	353
7	4	7	373
8	5	15	465
9	4	9	326
10	3	8	195
11	4	12	384
12	4	16	347
13	3	14	193
14	5	6	562
15	4	2	436
16	3	18	174
17	4	4	449
18	4	10	384
Total	70		6210

Club website

https://www.bel-aircc.golf