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Chevy Chase Country Club

Glendale, Los Angeles County, California · Pasadena / San Gabriel Valley golf market

Access
non equity
Holes
9
Architect(s)
William P. Bell
Gated
No

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Chevy Chase Country Club is a private, 9-hole executive club (par 67, 5,200 yards) established in 1925 to a William P. Bell design, sited in Glendale's Chevy Chase Canyon -- one of Glendale's most historic and desirable hillside neighborhoods. The club's clubhouse restaurant and pool double as the neighborhood's informal social hub, and the Chevy Chase Estates homeowners' association names the club directly on its own site as a defining community amenity.

Despite that close physical and social integration, membership itself remains a standard private-club purchase: it is optional for residents, not bundled with any home sale, and open to non-resident applicants as well.

Membership & Access

Does buying a home here include club membership?

No — homeownership does not automatically include membership. See details below.

Membership is a private-club purchase, optional for Chevy Chase Canyon residents and not tied to or included with any specific home. No official fee schedule was found; aggregator estimates ($50,000-$100,000+) carry no cited source.

Living in Chevy Chase Country Club

Chevy Chase Canyon is one of Glendale's most historic hillside neighborhoods, its homes sited loosely around the golf course's open space; the Chevy Chase Estates residents' association explicitly names the club as the neighborhood's central amenity, and the clubhouse functions as an informal community social hub even for non-golfing residents.

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What Buyers Should Verify

  • Confirm current initiation fee and dues directly with the club -- no official schedule was found and aggregator figures conflict widely.
  • Confirm whether Chevy Chase Estates is a formal HOA/association or an informal neighborhood group, and its exact boundary relative to the club.

Notable

  • The club's par-67, 5,200-yard, 9-hole course was designed by William P. Bell and opened in 1925.
  • The neighborhood's own residents' association (Chevy Chase Estates) names the club directly as the community's defining amenity on its own website.

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US Golf Living provides independent real-estate research and can connect consumers with real-estate professionals. Golf membership, availability, fees and approval are determined independently by the applicable club.