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Course
Course location
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Course guide
Course description
The maintained course record, presented separately from live booking.
Its hillside routing, elevated tees and water-defined finish culminate at an island green on hole 18.
Course history and design
A 2024 Golf Range Association profile dates the club’s opening to 1979 and the Lakeside course’s opening to 1981. The club credits Bruce Devlin and Robert von Hagge with the original design and Graves & Pascuzzo with a complete 2001 reworking. The Falls Course is a distinct second 18, not Lakeside’s back nine.
Architect Casey O’Callaghan’s project page says his firm became the club’s consulting architect in 2009 and worked on Lakeside bunkers and its practice range. That page separately dates the Falls bunker renovation to 2022; it does not establish a 2022 Lakeside reopening.
Playing the Lakeside Course
The club describes elevation changes and elevated tees, and identifies hole 18 as an island green within a lake. Its public hole tour gives individual tee distances, including a long par-5 15th, but the current public page does not provide an accessible, complete rated scorecard. The club advertises 6,904 yards without a named tee, so no current yardage, rating or slope is shown in the fact band.
Know before you go
Blackhawk is a private club. The membership page lists golf membership categories and member-guest events, but does not establish open public tee-time booking or a specific unaccompanied guest entitlement. Confirm access through the club and specify Lakeside rather than Falls. The club lists 599 Blackhawk Club Drive, Danville, CA 94506 and (925) 736-6500.
The club’s golf page lists a 21-bay covered TrackMan range and practice programs. This is a shared Blackhawk facility, not a separate Lakeside course.
Course film
The linked “Blackhawk Country Club Lakeside (18 Holes in 3 Minutes)” film is credited by YouTube to Jon Lee Golf. Its filming date and present-layout currency are unverified; use it as an orientation to the Lakeside route, not proof of current conditions.
Falls remains listed as one of the club’s two private 18-hole courses. Casey O’Callaghan reports its multiyear bunker renovation was completed in 2022; no current closure is posted on the club golf page.