Your golf game has a chance to reach its peak directly below the peaks of the San Bernardino Mountains in Fontana, California here at Sierra Lakes Golf Club in the heart of the Inland Empire.
Sierra Lakes Golf Club, designed by renowned architect Ted Robinson, was laid out to take full advantage of this magnificent mountain-view location.
We’re known as the most enjoyable course in the area, the course with the most to offer the broadest array of golfers – particularly for outing and tournament play. That’s just the way it goes when you’re known as the fun course!
Daily-fee golfers have come to expect outstanding service, meticulous conditions and a challenging round every time they come to spend the day with us. We do not disappoint. If by some chance we do, TELL US and we’ll make it right for you!
Our dining options put many a “ritzy” golf club menus to shame. Stop in – often! – to stay abreast of what Chef Robert has conjured up lately or come to our award winning Champagne Sunday Brunch or plan your Wedding Ceremony, Reception, Quinceanera, or banquet in our magnificent ballrooms with views of the surrounding mountains, lakes, and golf course. Or have lunch in our lounge and watch the game on our 6 plasma t.v.’s.
You’ll always find friendly people in our warm, inviting clubhouse.
If you thought it was impossible to offer a convenient locale for all of Southern California, think again! We offer the perfect location — only minutes away from the I-15 & I-210 intersection.
We invite you to come visit us soon – whether it’s for a round of golf, an outing with your business or friends or perhaps to hold a meeting, wedding, quinceaneara, reception, or a party in our magnificent clubhouse overlooking the ninth green.
Click here or call (909) 350-2500 to book your tee time today!
Address:
16600 Clubhouse Dr,
Fontana, CA 92336
Phone:
(909) 350-2500
Hours:
Sun Up to Sun Down
Website: http://sierralakes.com/
Email: https://www.goibsvision.com/WebRes/Club/SierraLakes/Browse
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