Welcome to the Homepage of the Pacific Coast Deaf Golf Club
Mission Statement
The Pacific Coast Deaf Golf Club (PCDGC) promotes golf for dedicated and hardworking individuals of any skill level who are deaf, hard of hearing and, hearing and use American Sign Language (ASL) to uphold the outings’ integrity and valued traditions. The goal is to bring quality players together for fun, interaction, fostering a Deaf community and engaging In activities that raise awareness of Deaf golf in Southern California.
Future Events & Final Results
Event #6 – March 15 at Jurupa Hills CC Results
Jurupa Hills Country Club
Jurupa Hills Country Club offers terrific views and challenging play for golfers at every skill level.skill levels.
Event #7 – April 5 – Morongo GC at Tukwet Canyon
Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet Canyon is a public 36-hole world-class golf course that has hosted the “Symetra Tour IOA Championship.” for the past 5 years. The golf club boasts two exceptional golf courses: The Champions and The Legends which plays 7,377 yards and 7,442 yards from the back tee. Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet Canyon has the country’s best practice facilities with a double-end 420-yard driving range, two large putting greens, and two chipping greens. Both golf courses have six sets of tees and can be challenging, yet enjoyable for any skill level of golfer. Morongo Golf Club has proudly hosted many prestigious golf events including, Champions Tour National Qualifying Finals, PGA Tour Q-School, Southern California PGA Professional Championship, NCAA Division III National Championships, and many more.
Event #8 – May 3rd/4th – The California Cup: NorCal/SoCal Showdown at Avila Beach Golf Resort
The Avila Beach Golf Resort is the most well-known of the Central Coast Golf Courses, and a wholly-unique golf experience for each of our guests. Designed by Olin Dutra and Desmond Muirhead and opened for play in 1969, we are located 3 miles off Highway 101, south of San Luis Obispo and northwest of Pismo Beach. Nestled in the surrounding hills and on the edge of the bay, the resort includes a par-72, 6,500-yard championship course.
Nine-Hole Social Golf League Results
Fairmont Golf Course
Fairmount Golf Course is a 55-acre, nine-hole municipal golf course with a range putting green located in Riverside’s Fairmont Park
Match Play Tournament
Match play is a way to compete in golf where two players (or two teams) play against each other hole by hole. Instead of counting total strokes like in regular golf (called stroke play), the goal is to win more holes than your opponent.