The Morro Bay Golf Course was built in 1923 and was originally owned by The State of California and named Cabrillo Country Club. In February 1934, Russell Noyes became the first Warden of the Park. His family lived in the upper two rooms of the house while Mrs. Noyes was in charge of tending to their home, the clubhouse, and playing hostess to their guests. Together the WPA and CC planted the beautiful trees in the then none-hole-park. Noyes envisioned adding nine more holes – doubling the course, and in 1951 his dream was realized. Soon after in 1957, the new clubhouse was built using Camp San Luis Obispo barracks and the Morro Bay Golf Course was completed. Check out www.oldmorrobay.com. The Morro Bay Golf Course has catered to many well-known golfers such as Al Lape, Manuel Quezada and Tom Waters. The course is also renowned for launching the Morro Bay Golf Women’s Division in 1955. Its tree-lined runways and majestic views of the ocean are what truly justify the uniqueness of this course!