Even if you've never played at Hesperia, you may have seen our course before in a 1963 Shell "Wonderful World of Golf" episode that's still replayed on television. Gene Littler and Sammy Snead vs. Arnold Palmer and Julius Boros. That was a classic matchup. Things have changed since then; golf has changed, too. But Hesperia Golf & Country Club has stood the best of the Big Berthas and all the rest. The pines and oaks that were twigs when our course was born in 1957 are now towering giants that add excitement to shots along our fairways. Our greens are well-bunkered and there are three lakes on the course. Our architect, William F. Bell Jr., was known for his doglegs and small greens and you'll find those at Hesperia, too.The course is considered one of Bell's very best.

We're known for our long and strong par-4s, like the second, ninth, 11th, and 18th holes, anyone of which could be the No. 1 handicap hole on our course. Our fairways are also somewhat narrow.

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