Tehàma Golf Club, Private golf course in Carmel Valley, US

Tehàma Golf Club is a private course designed by Jay Morrish that opened in 1999 outside Carmel Valley, California, with 6,506 yards of play overlooking the Pacific. It belongs to Clint Eastwood and sits within the Tehàma private community, ringed by privately owned homesites. The Spanish-style clubhouse, with interiors by art director Henry Bumstead, holds a bar, restaurant, ballroom and four suites.

Tehàma Golf Club opened in 1999 on land outside Carmel Valley, owned by Clint Eastwood as part of his Tehàma private community. Golf architect Jay Morrish designed the 6,506-yard course, which looks out over the Pacific and is ringed by privately owned homesites. The Spanish-style clubhouse was given its interior design by art director Henry Bumstead.

The club takes its name from the Tehàma community that surrounds it, a private residential development on the hills above Carmel Valley. The clubhouse interiors were designed by art director Henry Bumstead, who worked on several films directed by the club's owner, Clint Eastwood. Membership is by invitation only.

Membership is by invitation only, and the club is private, so play and clubhouse access are reserved for members and their guests. The Norwegian source lists daily visiting hours of 07:00 to 18:00, and a membership priced at 500,000 dollars. The course sits outside Carmel Valley, in Monterey County, California.

The club is owned by Clint Eastwood and forms part of the Tehàma private community; the Spanish-style clubhouse was designed inside by art director Henry Bumstead, who worked on Eastwood's films. Membership is by invitation only.