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Golf at Heartwell Golf Course

Established in 1958, Heartwell Golf Course stands as an enduring fixture in Long Beach’s golf community. Crafted by noted architect William F. Bell, the course offers a distinctive par-3 layout with 18 holes spanning 2,143 yards. The course is anchored by its signature 13th hole, a standout for its scenic beauty and technical charm that encapsulates the Heartwell experience.

Renowned for its tree-lined fairways and natural water features—present especially on holes 14 and 18—the course provides a serene yet stimulating environment. The presence of abundant trees and native geese enhances the landscape’s beauty, fostering a tranquil atmosphere. Heartwell’s reputation is further elevated by its status as a top-tier night golf venue in Southern California, featuring fully illuminated greens and fairways that allow golfers to enjoy the course well past sunset.

Conveniently located in Long Beach, Heartwell is accessible for locals and visitors seeking a quality golf experience in a friendly setting. Its par-3 format encourages players of all skill levels to engage with the game, making it ideal for beginners and seasoned golfers alike who appreciate a course that challenges precision and shot-making. By maintaining premium grass tee boxes, we ensure high-quality playing conditions that enhance the overall enjoyment of every round.

About Our Course

Course Layout and Play Experience

This par-54 course spans 2,143 yards across 18 holes, featuring well-maintained grass tee boxes and a layout that rewards accuracy and thoughtful strategy. Holes 13, 14, and 18 stand out with challenging hazards that test golfers’ skills and add visual interest. Surrounded by mature trees that not only frame the fairways but also contribute to the natural habitat for local wildlife such as geese, Heartwell offers a peaceful retreat from city life while providing a venue for competitive and leisurely play alike. The course’s slope rating of 90 and course rating of 50.8 reflect its balanced challenge, appealing to a broad range of players.

Practice Areas and Golf Facilities

Heartwell Golf Course features comprehensive practice facilities including a fully lit driving range, putting green, and chipping area to help golfers refine all aspects of their game. While practice bunkers are not yet available, the existing amenities support effective warm-up and skill development year-round. The clubhouse hosts a pro shop featuring prominent brands such as Titleist, TaylorMade, Callaway, and Srixon, catering to golfers’ equipment and apparel needs. Golfers can enjoy rental options including golf sets, push carts, and powered carts for a comfortable round. The café serves excellent breakfast and lunch options, providing a welcoming space to relax before or after play.

Events, Community, and Instruction

Heartwell is more than just a golf course—it’s a vibrant, inclusive, community center supporting a variety of golf-related activities. Offering private lessons, group clinics, and junior programs, the course fosters skill improvement for players of all ages and skill levels. The availability of club fitting enhances the personalized experience for members and visitors. Men’s and women’s golf clubs are active at Heartwell, promoting camaraderie and organized play. 

Host Tournaments at Heartwell

Tournaments and corporate outings are regularly held at Heartwell, supported by knowledgeable staff dedicated to event coordination and player services. The course’s historical significance includes being the site of Tiger Woods’ first hole-in-one, adding prestige to its legacy. Golfers appreciate the scenic views of the verdant fairways bordered by mature trees, as well as numerous photography opportunities throughout the property.

FAQs

Heartwell Golf Course opened in 1958 and was designed by esteemed architect William F. Bell. It has become a signature par-3 facility in Long Beach, notable for its beautifully maintained grass tee boxes and challenging holes marked by tree-lined fairways and water hazards.