Santa Maria Country Club

Santa Maria Country Club is a private, member-owned country club situated approximately three miles south of Santa Maria on California's Central Coast. Incorporated in the early 1920s and reorganized as a nonprofit playing club on January 6, 1947, the club has served the Santa Maria Valley community for over a century. The property spans a parkland-style 18-hole championship golf course redesigned by architect Ken Killian in the late 1980s, with the remaining holes rebuilt in the early 1990s. The Mediterranean-style clubhouse, constructed in 2001, serves as the hub for dining and private events. An inviting lounge, a dining room overlooking the 18th green, and covered and open patios provide varied settings for banquets, family gatherings, corporate meetings, and special celebrations. The clubhouse is described as the ideal facility for parties, banquets, and meetings, supported by professional staff. Beyond events, the club offers six lighted tennis courts, four pickleball courts, and a swimming pool, making it a full-service recreational destination for members and their guests on the Central Coast.