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San Dimas Canyon Golf Course

Golf Club with Lessons · San Dimas, California

★ 4.1

658 reviews

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San Dimas Canyon Golf Course, located in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains, offers a unique experience for the golfer in the Los Angeles area-a true "get away from it all" experience.

Programs & approach

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San Dimas Canyon Golf Course is a public 18-hole facility near the San Gabriel Mountains, designed by architect Dan Murray and opened in 1964. The par-72 layout pairs a level front nine with a hilly, rolling back nine, and five holes include water hazards. Amenities include a driving range, the Canyon Grill for dining, and event spaces for weddings and other celebrations. The course also offers golf lessons and adult clinics for players looking to improve their game.

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Services

  • Private Events

  • Golf

  • Cafe Dining

  • Merchandise Sales

  • Celebrations of All Types

Amenities & options

On-site coachingWheelchair-accessible entranceAccessible parkingAccessible seatingGolf cartsDriving range18-hole simulatorLGBTQ+ friendlyCredit cardDebit cardMobile payFree parkingFree street parking

What students mention

Themes Google pulled from reviews, with how often each comes up.

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Hours

6 AM–8 PM daily

Mon
6 AM – 8 PM
Tue
6 AM – 8 PM
Wed
6 AM – 8 PM
Thu
6 AM – 8 PM
Fri
6 AM – 8 PM
Sat
6 AM – 8 PM
Sun
6 AM – 8 PM

Details confirmed September 2026 · Google Business Profile

2100 Terrebonne Ave
San Dimas, CA 91773

People also considered

Common questions

Answers are generated from public sources and Google's “People also ask”.

Is San Dimas Golf Course public?
Yes, San Dimas Canyon Golf Course is a public 18-hole golf course open to all players.
What makes San Dimas Canyon golf unique?
It combines a relatively level front nine with a hilly, rolling back nine, five holes featuring water hazards, and scenic views of the San Gabriel Mountains and mature oak trees.

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