Damian Pascuzzo

Southwick, MA

The Ranch Golf Club is a public, 18-hole course in Southwick, Massachusetts, built on former farmland along the Southwick Jog, the border quirk between Massachusetts and Connecticut. Damian Pascuzzo designed the par-72 course, which opened in 2001. From the back tees it plays 7,174 yards with a course rating of 75.0 and a slope of 139. The layout climbs and descends through the foothills of the Berkshires, mixing open holes with tree-lined ones. The par-5 opening hole has a split fairway that invites a risk-reward tee shot.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Nipomo, CA

Links golf on the California Central Coast

Corona, CA

Glen Ivy Golf Club, also marketed as The Golf Club at Glen Ivy, is a public course in Corona, California, set in the Temescal Valley with views of the surrounding hills and Santa Ana Mountains. The course was designed by architect Ted Robinson Sr. and plays through avocado groves and canyon terrain. The par-72 layout offers four sets of tees per hole and generous landing areas, with a signature finishing hole featuring a roughly 200-foot drop from tee to fairway. Golf carts are required, as walking is not permitted on the course. The club includes a golf shop, a restaurant overlooking the ninth hole, and event and wedding facilities. A collared shirt dress code applies for all players.

Sisters, OR

Big Meadow Course sits at Black Butte Ranch, a resort community in Sisters, Oregon, at the foot of the Cascade Range. Designed by Robert Muir Graves and opened in 1970, the 18-hole, par-72 layout plays across roughly 6,850 to 7,000 yards depending on tee selection. Bent-grass fairways and greens wind through ponderosa pine and aspen groves with views toward the Three Sisters and Mount Washington. The course operates as part of Black Butte Ranch's resort golf facilities and has been recognized among Oregon's notable resort courses.

Goleta, CA

Glen Annie Golf Club is set in the rolling foothills above Goleta, California, just outside Santa Barbara, with views toward the Pacific Ocean and the Channel Islands. The 18-hole course was designed by Robert Muir Graves and Damian Pascuzzo and opened in 1997. From the back tees the layout plays to a par of 71 at just over 6,400 yards, with several sets of tees for different skill levels. The club is open to the public and includes a full driving range, putting green, chipping area, practice bunker, golf shop, and a clubhouse restaurant used for dining and events.

Sacramento, CA

Campus Commons Golf Course sits along the American River near Sacramento State, offering a nine-hole, par-3 layout that opened in 1971. The course closed in late 2021 when the Army Corps of Engineers expanded levees along the river, then reopened in May 2025 with an entirely new routing built on a smaller footprint. The redesigned course has no sand bunkers and leans on water features and mature trees, with hole distances from about 55 to 185 yards. It is a welcoming spot for beginners, with rental clubs and group clinics available, and Sacramento State students and staff receive a discounted rate.