Chardonnay Golf Club

With 27 holes of championship golf to challenge players of all skill levels, our Lakes, Meadows, and Vineyard Courses represent the premier golf destination in Northern California, the Greater San Francisco Bay Area and the Napa Valley. All three 9-hole courses meander through 150 acres of Chardonnay and Merlot vineyards and feature numerous lakes, creek crossings, and a wide variety of flora and fauna.

Chardonnay Golf Club is a 27-hole semi-private golf facility located Southeast of the city of Napa in Jamieson Canyon at the gateway to the world renown Napa Valley wine district.

Unlike virtually all courses today, Chardonnay’s golfers are not asked to play amidst any private residences. Our 27-holes of semi-private championship golf offer a variety of challenges for players of all skill levels. The 27-hole layout features three nine-hole courses named Lakes, Meadows and Vineyards. The opportunity to play three different 18-hole combinations presents the golfer with a unique golf destination in the bay area. All three 9-hole courses meander through 130 acres of Chardonnay and Merlot Vineyards and feature numerous lakes and creek crossing, a wide variety of native flora and fauna.

The Chardonnay Golf Club food and beverage staff can assist you with any and everything from breakfast to box lunches, banquets to bridal ceremonies. Annually we host a large number of bridal ceremonies and receptions combined with golf. These have created memories to last a lifetime in one of the most visually dramatic environments anywhere. Our staff truly knows how important these moments are and your entire party shall notice their true talent and commitment.

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Environmental Overview

The Chardonnay Golf Club staff and management team have made an enthusiastic commitment to environmental enhancement and sustainable management.

Our environmental focus is directed towards five major components: Wildlife Habitat Management, Integrated Pest Management - Chemical Application Management Plan (IPM-CHAMP), Water Conservation and Quality, Recycling and Reuse, and Community Education and Involvement.

The components of the program are not independent of one another. For instance, creating habitat for amphibians and birds (Wildlife Habitat Management) does no good if there are chemicals in the water (Water Conservation and Quality). All of the components of an Environmental Management Plan must be functioning properly to truly enhance the environment and work towards sustainable management.

Working in conjunction with the Napa County Department of Agriculture, and Audubon International, our program has been ongoing for over 12 years.

Attractions/Recreation/Entertainment

• CIA: The Culinary Institute of America - (707) 967-1100
• COPIA: American Center for Wine, Food and Arts - (707) 259-1600
• Historic Downtown Napa
• Infinion Raceway - (800) 870-7223
• LAIRD FAMILY ESTATES WINERY - (877) 297-4902
• Napa Valley Museum - (707) 944-0500
• Napa Valley Opera House - (707) 226-7372
• Napa Valley Wine Train - (707) 253-2111
• Premium Outlet Mall - (707) 226-9876
• Six Flags Marine World Theme Park - (707) 643-6722
• The Oxbow Marketplace - (707) 963-1345
• Vintage 1870 Shops - (707) 944-2451

Directions

From Sacramento
Take I-80 West to Hwy. 12 West (Napa exit); follow Hwy. 12 (4.5) miles to the first stop light; entrance on left

From San Francisco
Take I-80 East toward Sacramento; take the Red Top road exit (approximately 5 miles past Vallejo); turn left on Red Top road; proceed under the highway; turn right onto Frontage road and proceed to the stop sign across the railroad tracks (Hwy. 12); turn left onto Hwy. 12 (West); follow Hwy. 12 (4.3) miles to first stop light, entrance on left.

From the East Bay
Take I-680 North to I-80 (Napa/S.F. exit); take I-80 West toward San Francisco; exit on Hwy. 12 West (Napa); follow Hwy. 12 (4.5) miles to the first stop light, entrance on left.

From Marin County
Take Hwy. 101 North to Hwy. 37 (Vallejo/Napa exit); take Hwy. 37 East to Hwy. 29 (in Vallejo); turn left (North) onto Hwy. 29; follow Hwy. 29 approximately (7) miles to Hwy. 12 (East); turn right on Hwy. 12; follow Hwy 12 (1.3) miles to the second light, entrance on the right.