The Eureka Golf Course features tree-lined fairways, small undulated greens, several ponds and a small meandering creek which runs through most of the golf course. Our golf course hosts native plants and wildlife including Coastal Redwoods, Rhododendrons, red-tail hawks, osprey, deer and a variety of water fowl. The Eureka Golf Course is a prime example of environmental stewardship as we are certified by Audubon International as a Cooperative Sanctuary.
The golf course is a traditional coastal golf course where there is a premium on shot shape and accuracy. The golf course measuring almost 5700 is perfect for beginners while the design and ocean breeze provides all the challenge necessary for even the toughest competitor. The course architect was Bob E. Baldock who designed many golf courses throughout California most notably the shore course at Monterey Peninsula Country Club.
