Los Angeles Golf Bachelor Party: The Weekend, Thursday to Sunday
A golf bachelor weekend in Los Angeles from Thursday to Sunday: a city course each morning, the boys' dinner and a club on the same side of town, and the games on Sunday.
A golf bachelor party in Los Angeles runs Thursday to Sunday, and the rule is one side of town per day, because the drive is the enemy. Arrive Thursday for dinner and live music at Mastro's in Beverly Hills. On Friday, play Rancho Park on Pico Boulevard, eat at CUT, and finish at Zouk or Poppy, a block apart on La Cienega. On Saturday, play Wilson at Griffith Park, eat at Gwen on Sunset, and walk a block to Warwick. Sunday, Warwick opens as a sports book from noon, with the games on big screens.
That is the short answer. Below is the weekend, day by day. Last updated November 2026.
Why we wrote this guide

Los Angeles golf is older and more private than most visitors expect: the classic private clubs do not sell a tee time. The public list is shorter but better than its reputation, and each of the best city courses sits close to a dinner-and-club neighborhood. The golf comes from our sister site golfinca.com, which covers every course in the state. Its California golf bachelor party guide plans the Los Angeles weekend from the golf side. The dinners and the nights are ours.
The weekend at a glance
- Thursday: dinner and live music at Mastro's in Beverly Hills.
- Friday, the Westside: Rancho Park, CUT, then Zouk or Poppy.
- Saturday, Hollywood: Wilson at Griffith Park, Gwen, then Warwick, Sound or Academy LA.
- The eastside Saturday: Brookside in Pasadena, Bestia in the Arts District, then Exchange LA.
- Sunday: the games at Warwick Sports Book, or the flight home.
Getting around
Los Angeles is a driving city, so hold one car for the group for each day rather than calling rides between stops. Keep every day on one side of town: Rancho Park with Beverly Hills and La Cienega, Griffith Park with Hollywood, Brookside with downtown. The car needs room for the clubs in the morning, and the same driver can cover dinner and the club.
Thursday: Mastro's

Arrival night is Mastro's Steakhouse on North Canon Drive in Beverly Hills, where live music is part of every evening; on Thursdays it runs from 6 PM to 10 PM. The 22-ounce bone-in ribeye is the order, and the dress code is upscale, with smart casual or business casual the baseline.
Friday: the Westside
Rancho Park on Pico Boulevard is the city's tournament course: its first event was the 1949 USGA Public Links, and 18 Los Angeles Opens followed. The card is modest, 6,839 yards from the Black tees, but flat lies are scarce and the greens are small, so the approach decides the score.

Dinner is a short drive away at CUT Beverly Hills, the original CUT, opened in 2006 inside the Beverly Wilshire as Wolfgang Puck's first steak restaurant, in a room designed by Richard Meier, with the farm or prefecture named for every cut. For the Sunset Strip version, BOA Steakhouse has held 9200 Sunset Boulevard since 2009, with Japanese A5 Wagyu by the ounce.

Then La Cienega, just over the West Hollywood line. Zouk Los Angeles opened in March 2025 under the Mothership lighting rig, with room for 600 inside and 400 more on the patio; doors open at 10:30 PM on most Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, and the dress code is strict: no tank tops, jerseys or shorts. A block up the street, Poppy has run since 2017 as a storybook fantasy of a nightclub, with a garden, a wood-paneled library bar and a private room with its own bar.
Saturday: Hollywood

Griffith Park: Wilson is one of the city's longest courses at 7,002 yards from the Black tees, with a lighted range shared with its neighbor, Harding. At the Los Angeles Opens played there in the late 1930s, Babe Didrikson became the first woman to tee it up in an official PGA TOUR event.

Dinner is Gwen, Curtis Stone's steakhouse and butcher shop at 6600 Sunset Boulevard, in the MICHELIN Guide's 2026 California selection. The way in is through the butcher shop, past glass-enclosed dry-age rooms, with the fire of the asador the first thing in view.
About a block east on Sunset, Warwick is a dim, bi-level room of leather banquettes and chandeliers built around VIP tables, open Wednesday, Friday and Saturday from 10:30 PM to 2 AM. For a bigger room, Sound sits a block off Hollywood Boulevard on Las Palmas, around a sunken dance floor and a Pioneer sound system, and Academy LA on Hollywood Boulevard is the electronic room, run by Insomniac under 145 LED panels, Friday and Saturday from 10 PM to 3 AM.
The eastside Saturday. Brookside: C.W. Koiner is the long half of Pasadena's 36-hole city complex beside the Rose Bowl, where Billy Casper won the 1968 Los Angeles Open, and walking is allowed. For the longest public card in golfinca.com's Los Angeles guide, the Eisenhower at Industry Hills runs 7,211 yards from the Black tees. Then dinner at Bestia, the Arts District warehouse dining room built for a big group and a long, multi-course dinner, and Exchange LA on Spring Street, four floors of club inside the former Los Angeles Stock Exchange.
Sunday: the games

On Sundays, Warwick runs as Warwick Sports Book from noon to 9 PM, with the games on big screens, game-time bites and signature cocktails, in the same room the group was in the night before. Or the car takes everyone to LAX.
How to book it
Tee times are on golfinca.com, and its Los Angeles courses guide covers the rest of the county. The restaurants book on OpenTable from their own pages, linked above. For a club table, send the night and the group from the club's page, and our Los Angeles partner sets it up.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best public golf course in Los Angeles? Rancho Park, the city's tournament course on Pico Boulevard, with the 1949 USGA Public Links and 18 Los Angeles Opens in its history.
How do we avoid spending the weekend in traffic? Keep each day on one side of town: Rancho Park with Beverly Hills and La Cienega, Griffith Park with Hollywood, and Brookside with the Arts District and downtown.
Where can the group watch the games on Sunday? Warwick on Sunset Boulevard runs as Warwick Sports Book on Sundays from noon to 9 PM, with the games on big screens.
Is there a dress code? Zouk Los Angeles strictly enforces one: no tank tops, jerseys or shorts. Mastro's asks for smart casual or business casual.
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