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Hillcrest Country Club

Los Angeles, CA · designed by Abram M. Edelman (1920)

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A private course in Los Angeles, California designed by Abram M. Edelman (1920). 71 par stretching 7,005 yards.

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Scorecard

Slope: 144
Gender: Female
Hole123456789Out101112131415161718InTot
Par4353434453544353444536123
Yards4251605552104552053304605253,3254102902605402304454954155953,6807,005
HCP618416814122107131511753911

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The shape of the round

Difficulty silhouette.

Each bar is one hole. Height encodes its stroke-index rank — the highest bar is the toughest hole on the card. Color encodes par.

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Course Insights

85
Hazards (85 bunkers, 0 water)
#13
Hardest Hole (HCP 1)
#18
Longest (595 yds)
#2
Shortest (160 yds)

Season & Weather

Best Months
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Season
Jan to Dec
Monthly Highs
67
J
68
F
70
M
70
A
73
M
77
J
79
J
79
A
76
S
72
O
67
N
D

Nearby

Restaurants

  • Moe's Diner0.2 mi
  • Fish Grill0.5 mi
  • Yen Sushi and Sake Bar0.5 mi
  • Bicyclette0.6 mi
  • Hinoki & the Bird0.6 mi

Hotels

  • Luxe Rodeo Drive Hotel1.3 mi
  • The Shay1.9 mi
  • Jasmine Hotel2.1 mi
  • The Tiverton2.2 mi
  • West End Hotel2.4 mi

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About Hillcrest Country Club

Hillcrest Country Club is a private country club located on the west side of Los Angeles, California. Founded in 1920, it is a historically Jewish country club and was established at a time when Jewish members were excluded from other elite social clubs in the city.

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Architect
Abram M. Edelman (1920)
Bunkers
85

Additional Course Details

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