The Reserve at Spanos Park

Nestled on the northern edge of Lodi wine country, The Reserve at Spanos Park offers a picturesque escape where pristine fairways meet panoramic Delta views. Designed by renowned architect Andy Raugust, this beautifully sculpted 18-hole course winds through natural wetlands, sparkling lakes, and rolling terrain—delivering a challenging yet rewarding experience for golfers of all skill levels.

Whether you’re teeing off at sunrise or enjoying a post-round drink on the patio, The Reserve combines upscale amenities with the relaxed charm of California’s Central Valley. With on-site instruction, a fully stocked pro shop, and elegant event spaces perfect for tournaments or private celebrations, it’s more than a golf course—it’s a destination.

Pair your day on the green with a visit to nearby Lodi wineries or downtown eateries, and discover why The Reserve at Spanos Park is a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

The Reserve at Spanos Park Golf Course was opened in 1999 and sits on 360 acres of lakes, wetlands, and working farmland. The 18-hole championship course was designed by noted golf course architect Andy Raugust, formerly a member of the Jack Nicklaus design team. The course features seven lakes coming into play on 12 holes, strategically-placed bunkers and fast-breaking, well-protected greens that put a premium on shotmaking. Four sets of tees on each hole help balance the difficulty of the course, which presents a unique and extraordinarily picturesque golf experience for players of all levels.