Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Woodland Hills

Woodland Hills Country Club is a private 18-hole club founded in 1925, set among the oak-studded rolling terrain of the western San Fernando Valley in Woodland Hills, California. The course was originally designed by William P. Bell, one of California's most prolific golf architects, and later refined in 1954 by his son William F. Bell. The club is noted for its tree-lined fairways and small, demanding green complexes, and has historical ties to golf legends Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan through past exhibitions held at the property.