The Riviera Country Club
HOLES
18
PAR
71
TYPE
Unknown
LENGTH
6765M
DIFFICULTY
Unknown
HANDICAP
Unknown
GREEN FEE
-
OPENED
Unknown
Capri Drive 1250, 90272 Pacific Palisades
Riviera Country Club is a historic 18-hole golf course in Pacific Palisades, California, designed by George C. Thomas and opened in 1927. The course was laid out in the landscape rather than forced into it, making no two holes alike. This makes Riviera a challenging golf course where accuracy, tactics, and versatility matter, whether playing a relaxed round or seeking a tough test. The course has a strong reputation as a venue for top sporting events, including the U.S. Open, PGA Championship, U.S. Amateur, U.S. Senior Open, and NCAA Championships. Riviera is also the regular host of the PGA Tour’s Genesis Invitational and is scheduled as the venue for the 2028 Olympic golf tournament in Los Angeles. The Spanish Revival-style clubhouse enhances the classic country club atmosphere.
Per route. Holes, par and length are calculated from scorecard data.
The Riviera Country Club
HOLES
18
PAR
71
TYPE
Unknown
LENGTH
6765M
DIFFICULTY
Unknown
HANDICAP
Unknown
GREEN FEE
-
OPENED
Unknown
Tennis
-
OPENED
Unknown