LA Golf Club Assessments

Every golf-coded parcel in Los Angeles County against the assessment roll, with land and improvement values, base years, reassessment reason codes, ownership form and independently measured acreage.

Source

Los Angeles County Office of the Assessor, via the county eGIS ArcGIS parcel service and the assessor's own public parcel portal; OpenStreetMap contributors; City of Los Angeles GeoHub

Updated

Sept. 2, 2026

Desk

Money

Terms

Licensed. Write to us for access and terms; researchers and newsrooms should ask about rates.

What ships

526 parcels, 29 city courses. CSV, no separate documentation.

Files

club_table.csv13 KB, 44 rows
clubs_city_of_la.csv30 KB, 29 rows
golf_parcels_current.csv0.2 MB, 526 rows
osm_golf_acreage.csv39 KB, 159 rows

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Columns in `club_table.csv`

club
city
acres
parcels
land_base_year
pct_parcels_pre1980
assessed_land
assessed_total
assessed_per_acre
annual_property_tax
use_value_mid
use_value_lo
use_value_hi
tax_at_use_value_mid
comp_psf
comp_n
hbu_lo
hbu_mid
hbu_hi
tax_at_hbu_mid
eff_rate_vs_use_mid
eff_rate_vs_hbu_mid
zoning
tra
lat
lon
ains

What an acre is worth on the county books

Assessed land value per acre for the twelve private clubs, current roll.

Nonprofit, assessed as a golf courseFor-profit, reassessed at market on sale

Source: Basin Data, la-golf-club-assessments. MountainGate is for-profit but has not changed hands since the 1980s, so its base years still predate 1984. That is Proposition 13 at work, not the golf carve-out.

Reporting built on it

A house across the street pays more property tax than the Los Angeles Country Club

Columns in club_table.csv

Reporting built on it

Columns in `club_table.csv`