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How many tournaments does the LPGC host?

The LPGC hosts an average of two tournaments per month, supporting members at all handicap levels. Tournaments include match play, member-guest, two-man, individual medal and tournaments with visiting clubs in a home and away format. About the Las Positas Golf Course.

When was the LPGC founded?

Tournaments. Membership. News. Contact. Links. About the LPGC. Established in May of 1967, the Las Positas Golf Club is based at the Las Positas Golf Course in the City of Livermore, Californiain the heart of the East Bay wine country.

How many holes are there in Santa Barbara Golf Course?

Open to the public 365 days a year, Santa Barbara Golf Club is a well-manicured, impeccably maintained 18-hole regulation par-70 golf course with sweeping views of the Santa Ynez foothills and the Pacific Ocean. The course measures 6,022 yards from back tees, providing a challenging game. We offer power golf cart service. Facilities include an award-winning, fully stocked golf shop and Mulligan’s Café, a full bar and restaurant with banquet facilities for up to 200+ people. We also comply with the City of Santa Barbara’s Integrated Pest Management program, which is committed to reducing the use of harmful chemicals. Titleist Rental Clubs are available for $40/18 holes or $20/9 holes.

Does Santa Barbara Golf Club use water?

Santa Barbara Golf Club irrigates the vast majority of turf areas with recycled water with the exception of the Greens that must be watered with potable water due to the sensitivity of the putting surfaces. The Management team at SBGC and the City of Santa Barbara have overseen water conservation efforts since drought was declared in Santa Barbara, and in keeping with the Parks and Recreation Department Strategic Drought Response Plan has reduced water used at the golf course by 25% (Jan-Aug 2015 compared to Jan-Aug 2013).

Is Santa Barbara Golf Club an enterprise fund?

Funding for the Course. Santa Barbara Golf Club is an Enterprise Fund; no tax revenue is used to support the golf course. All activities necessary to provide services for the operation of the golf course are accounted for in this fund, including but not limited to, administration, operations, maintenance, and capital improvements.