Lost Canyons Golf Club, Sky Course, CLOSED 2016

Lost Canyons Golf Club is a Public, 36 hole golf Facility located in Simi Valley, California.

Lost Canyons is Ventura County's only 36-hole public golf facility. The facility has two 18-hole championship courses. They are The Sky Course and The Shadow Course. Both courses were designed by Pete Dye with consulting help from Masters Champion Fred Couples.

The Sky Course first opened for play in 2000. The Shadow Course opened for play in 2002.

Although both courses were designed by Pete Dye, they have distinctly different styles. The Sky Course flows atop the canyon ridge line and looks down on the Shadow Course which winds along the canyon floor. The topography is hilly and rocky land, but add in Dye features such as steep bunker complexes, near-vertical walls protecting greens and the need for a high degree of precision to judge uphill and downhill approaches, and the Sky adds up to a demanding challenge.

The Sky Course is a par 72 and measures 7,285 yards from the black tees. The Shadow Course tops out at 7,005 yards and also plays to a par of 72.

The Sky Course at Lost Canyons Golf Club follows the canyon ridge lines offering panoramic views from every tee box and green. The Sky Course at Lost Canyons Golf Club is one of the most challenging courses in the country.

Black tees: 7,285, course rating 75.6, slope rating 147.

Gold tees: 6,740, course rating 73.3, slope rating 143.

Silver tees: 6,225, course rating 70.5, slope rating 136.

White tees: 5,605, course rating 67.8, slope rating 126.

Copper tees: 4,885, course rating 70.0, slope rating 120.

CLOSED   __________

Lost Canyons Golf Club closed June 1, 2016. Plans are to build 364 single-family homes on a portion of the site.