Unwind. Explore. Indulge.
Endless Experiences
The home of world renowned and iconic golf courses, historic clubhouses housing state-of-the-art fitness facilities and dining options, at The Olympic Club, membership is an active experience.

Members can play any of our three iconic golf courses, which have hosted numerous U.S. Opens, U.S. Amateurs and will host the 2028 PGA Championship and the 2033 Ryder Cup.

Our two clubhouses feature health and fitness facilities, three pools, handball, squash and tennis courts and two basketball courts. We host public athletic events each year.

Members and their guests have access to 18 elegantly appointed hotel rooms at our City Clubhouse. Guests enjoy full use of the City Clubhouse athletic, massage and dining facilities.
World Class amenities
Our Clubhouses

In the Heart of San Francisco
City Clubhouse
The Club’s first permanent clubhouse on Post Street opened in 1893, but was destroyed in the great 1906 earthquake and fire. The clubhouse was rebuilt and reopened in 1912, and now features a five-lane pool in the iconic Natatorium, a fitness center, hotel facilities, handball and squash courts, circuit training facilities, two basketball courts and full sized swimming pool.

AT the Pacific Ocean
Lakeside
The Olympic Club’s Lakeside property, located just steps away from the Pacific Ocean, is the home of our three iconic and world-class golf courses, the Lake, Ocean and Cliffs Courses. Lakeside also features eight tennis courts and a clubhouse that houses spectacular dining and banquet facilities, meeting rooms, locker rooms, an exercise center, massage services and a swimming pool.
Host Your Events
Have Fun and Celebrate!
Whether it’s a bridal shower, wedding, retirement party, or other celebratory event, The Olympic Club’s expert event staff take the stress out of hosting your affair. From small birthday parties for 20 to a corporate event for 800, the Club has the skill, staff and service experience to handle all occasions.

Memorable moments
City Clubhouse Celebrations
Whether it’s a speaker luncheon, cocktail hour, business seminar, or even a wedding, the experienced City Clubhouse team is ready to guide you through all the details of your event. We offer eight different spaces and tantalizing menu options to create a memorable experience for you and your guests.

host in style
Making Memories at Lakeside
Our Lakeside Clubhouse offers beautiful panoramic views as you enjoy weddings, receptions and private events. Lakeside also offers a marvelous array of catering services, and our team of experts will assist you with planning for your very special event.
become a member
Join The Olympic Club
Membership at The Olympic Club is open to anybody eight years of age and older that goes through the official membership process. There are several membership categories, each of which may have different privileges and dues obligations.
Latest at the Club
Happenings & Memories
On October 8, @bontahill emceed our 2026 Hall of Fame Induction and Celebration, honoring five inductees: James McEachern (Track+Field), Robert R. Callan Sr. (Contributor), George R. Martin (Shooting), Brian McGuire (Cycling), and William Van Horn (Swimming).
James McEachern (1881-1969) competed in the shot put, hammer throw and 56lb weight throw. He represented the United States at the 1920 and 1924 Olympic Games at ages 39 and 43, respectively. Courtesy of the San Francisco Public Library History Room.
For nearly eight decades, Robert R. Callan Sr. has exemplified leadership, integrity and devotion, helping shape the history and future of The Olympic Club, while also being an incredible amateur golfer.
Bob Callan speaks during the Hall of Fame celebration.
George R. Martin’s shooting accomplishments span over five decades but his contributions to the Club go far beyond those, as a commissioner, organizer, and mentor.
George R. Martin during the Hall of Fame celebration.
Brian McGuire helped restart the Club’s cycling program in the 1980s and 1990s, building one of the strongest amateur cycling teams in the country. His teammates call him the Iron Man of Olympic Club cycling.
Brian McGuire speaks to the audience at the Hall of Fame.
William Van Horn has competed on the Club’s Masters swim team for more than 50 years, collecting over 60 gold medals in national and international competition, as well as an ever-growing collection of titles in rough water.
William Van Horn at the Hall of Fame celebration.
Our 2026 Hall of Fame inductees (left to right): George Martin, Brian McGuire, Bill Van Horn and Bob Callan.
George Martin and family.
George Martin and his OC shooting friends.
Brian McGuire with his friends and family.
Brian McGuire puts his plaque on the Hall of Fame.
Bill Van Horn and his family.
Bill Van Horn with long-time teammates Mike McCaffery and Ed Rudloff Jr.
Brothers Bill and Bob Callan pose with their plaques, just the third set of brothers to be inducted into the OC Hall of Fame, following Arthur and Charles Christian Nahl (contributors) and Ernest and Hans Ohrt (cycling).
The Callan family celebrates.
OC Hall
On October 5 and 6, we celebrated @fleetweeksf with a series of competitions in marksmanship, basketball and softball, ending with a reception thanking our men and women in the military. Congratulations to our winners (Pistol: California National Guard; Basketball: The Olympic Club; Softball: SF Police) and all the participants.
Behind the scenes: A furry friend 🐾joined our field hockey team during the recent photo shoot for our national champions! Congratulations again. Check out the full story at olyclub.com. 📸Amani Masia
A new month, a new magazine and a new challenge for all our members! Read all about the new stair challenge, our field hockey team`s fourth national title, the completion of the Garden Court renovation, the release of Olly, our digital concierge, and much more!
Check it out on olyclub.com.
Our members came ready to test their knowledge at Trivia Night earlier this month and Team Endpoint Enforcers took home the top prize! Weren`t able to join us? Keep an eye on the calendar and study up! 📸: Norm Ng.



