One of approximately 30 college courses in the country, Stanford Golf Course opened in 1930 and was designed by famed architects George C. Thomas and Billy Bell Jr. The firm of Robert Trent Jones II completed minor remodeling work during the 80s and 90s. The firm of John Harbottle III remodeled greens and bunkers in 1994. In 2004, the firm of Knott Brooks Linn completed a redesign of the third and fourth holes. In 2018, all bunkers were rebuilt and several holes were modified.
Faculty/Staff Membership Inquiry - Applies to all Current Benefited Faculty/Staff. Memberships are made available September 1st - August 31st, and can be paid annually or semiannually. Memberships are not prorated. Access to the course is granted through verification of your Employee ID number. Memberships are not needed to play the Golf Course. Faculty/Staff can play the course as a daily fee player.
Please see Faculty_Staff_Membership_Information.pdf for Faculty/Staff Golf Membership Information.
Junior Membership Inquiry - Applies to all "Full-time" Stanford Students with a valid SUNET ID. Memberships are made available October 1st - September 30th. Memberships are not needed to play the Golf Course. Memberships are not prorated. Access to the course is granted through verification of your Employee ID number. Students can play the course as a daily fee player.
Please see Junior_Membership_Information.pdf for Junior Golf Membership Information.
If interested in applying for a Faculty/Staff or Junior Membership please complete the google form.
Once verification is confirmed, you will receive a follow up email with next steps to apply for a membership.
Regular Membership Inquiry – Applies to Stanford Alumni and Non Affiliates.
Please see the Membership_Information.pdf for Golf Membership Information.
If you are interested in applying for a Regular Membership, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and request an application.
Thank you for your interest in the Stanford Golf Course.