A while back, I posted a few pictures of the course snack shack during it's much needed remodeling.  Now that the building is up to par, the landscaping needed a major face lift.  The tricky part of this location is shade on top of shade.  You could probably grow bats next to this building because there is so little sunlight.
A shady location such as this will not support most plants you encounter in a California nursery.  Of course, we were able to find plenty of options by asking around at the local nursery.  We came up with a mix of gardenia, blue fescue, camellias, liriope grasses, a gorgeous rhododendron, and a ground cover called black ajuga.   The design was completed by two beautiful Japanese maples and a couple of tall podacarpus to hide the downspouts.  A generous member here at the club offered to pay for all of the planting material and picked out the maples and podacarpus himself.  A big thanks to MG for all of the help and his constant support!!