Our club continues to strive for sustainability and growth in community contribution. Our projects over the years have focused on giving back and making our footprint on this world a little smaller with our Recycled Water Plant, Going Green Initiative and 501c3 Foundation.
A small group of twenty “would be” golfers met in Redwood City to consider the possibilities of creating a private golf course somewhere near the mid-peninsula. At about this time, a developer was attempting to develop the land in the vicinity of Sharon Heights. The City of Menlo Park deemed the land not fully acceptable for development unless individual homes were separated by green space from planned condominiums and office structures. A golf course would be an ideal solution to the problem and so Sharon Heights Golf & Country Club (SHGCC) was born.
Groundbreaking
Sharon Heights Golf & Country Club Opens!
Tennis Clubhouse and Tennis Courts Acquired
Major Golf Course remodel including: Tees, Fairway contours, green surrounds, bunkers, irrigation system. Architect: Mark Rathert
Clubhouse and Pool Area - Demolished and Complete Reconstruction Begins
Grand Reopening of Clubhouse
Green Surrounds and Bunker Remodel Architect: Bill Love
Tee Complex Remodel Architect: Bill Love
Expansion and Addition Project of the Fitness Center, Movement Studio, and full-service Pool House Restaurant Begins
Expansion is Complete! Exercise classes begin and the Pool House Restaurant is open for members!
Recycled Water Plant Project is Complete and recycled water is being used on the golf course!
