Pajaro Valley Golf Club

Pajaro Valley Golf Club, is a Public, 18 hole golf course located in Royal Oaks, California.

Pajaro Valley golf course first opened for play in 1926. The course was designed by Designed by Floyd McFarland. Robert Muir Graves redesigned this par-72 course in 1965.

This is an old course has large Monterey Cypress trees lining the spacious, rolling fairways. The elevated tees offer scenic views of the Pajaro Valley and the of Elkhorn Slough wetlands. The greens are small in size and medium to fast in speed. Water hazards (four ponds) come into play on three holes. A challenging hole is #12, a 420-yard, par 4, with a triple-tiered green. This course was the home of former U.S. Open champion Olin Dutra, who closed his career teaching here.

Blue tees: 6,279 yards, course rating 69.5, slope rating 118.

White tees: 6,279 yards, course rating 68.3, slope rating 116.

Red tees: 5,757 yards, course rating 72.7, slope rating 121.