Valley of the Moon Course is the regulation par-72, 18-hole layout at Valley of the Moon Club (formerly Oakmont Golf Club) in Santa Rosa, California. , it opened in 1964 as the original West Course on the Oakmont Drive property, sharing the site with the shorter Sugarloaf Course that followed in 1973. com.
Practice facilities include a driving range, golf instruction, rental clubs and carts, and a clubhouse with dining service. The club is open to public play and also offers memberships.
The course is an 18-hole golf course. Designed by Ted Robinson Sr, the course originally opened in 1964. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Golf Lessons, Club Hire, Golf Cart Hire, Push Trolley Hire, Clubhouse, Dining.
Ted Robinson Sr designed the original West Course at Oakmont Golf Club in Santa Rosa, which opened in 1964 as an 18-hole regulation layout east of the city. It was the first of two Robinson-designed courses eventually built on the property, predating the shorter East Course by nine years.
The West Course operated under the Oakmont Golf Club name for decades before the property was rebranded as Valley of the Moon Club, at which point the course took its current name. The former oakmontgc.com website is no longer the active site; current information is published through playvom.com.
Valley of the Moon Course remains the regulation 18-hole, par-72 layout at Valley of the Moon Club, open to public play alongside the shorter Sugarloaf Course on the same property. The club publishes separate rates and scorecards for each course and accepts online tee-time reservations.
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