Wilshire Country Club

Wilshire Country Club was designed by Norman Macbeth as a links golf course with a natural stream running throughout, giving the course its unmistakable character and challenge. The course has hosted many great tournaments and groups such as the LA Open, the Senior PGA and the LPGA.

The 18-Hole Course was opened in 1919 and is located in the historic Hancock Park area of Los Angeles. Wilshire is one of Southern California’s golf gems and remains a wonderful testament to great course design.

The golf course has a driving range, putting green, chipping green and a white and red driving range. It is located on the banks of the Los Angeles River and is set in the Hancock Park section of the city.

It has been open to the public since 1919 and has a course length of 7171. 61316527 yards (Men) and 7477.

61456299 yards (Women) The course features a putting range, a putting green and chipping Green. It also has a white driving range and a red putting green.

The driving range has a Driving Range and a Red Putting Green.