Paso Robles Golf Club has become more than a place to play golf. It's where friends meet for morning tee times, families gather for meals, and visitors experience one of the area's longtime community gathering places. Originally built in 1961 as a private country club before becoming a public golf course, the property had fallen on difficult times by the early 2000s. When owner Mike Rawitser first saw the course, he recognized its potential. His family committed to restoring the property and creating a place where golf, dining, and community could come together. Years of improvements have transformed the course into one of the Central Coast's well-known public golf facilities. The course offers a challenge for golfers of all skill levels, with tree-lined fairways, maintained greens, and views of the surrounding countryside. Whether playing a competitive round or introducing someone to the game, golfers will find a course that welcomes both regular players and first-time visitors.

The club continues to expand its services for golfers. One of its newest additions is a fitting studio, introduced in 2026. Using the GC Quad launch monitor by Foresight Sports, certified golf professionals analyze swing and ball-flight data to provide custom club fittings. Golfers can improve distance, accuracy, and consistency through equipment tailored to their game. The golf shop also offers apparel, footwear, accessories, and equipment.

The experience continues beyond the 18th hole at Deeds Bar & Grill. The restaurant serves golfers and local residents with weekly and monthly specials created by executive chefs Lorena Lopez and Jorge Quintero. Guests can also enjoy handcrafted cocktails, local wines, and a selection of beers while overlooking the course from the covered, heated veranda. During football season, Deeds has also become a popular place to watch NFL games. With eighteen flat-screen televisions throughout the restaurant and patio, guests can follow their favorite teams while enjoying lunch, dinner, or happy hour. The outdoor patio offers a comfortable setting for game days, making it a destination for both football fans and golfers.

Paso Robles Golf Club continues to serve as both a public golf course and a gathering place for the community. With the investment in new golf technology and its popular restaurant, the club offers something for golfers, families, and visitors alike. Whether you're playing a round, meeting friends for dinner, or watching an NFL game on the patio, Paso Robles Golf Club remains a place where people come together both on and off the course.