Weddings

Surrounded by lush fairways and mature cottonwood trees, Cottonwood Golf Club's Garden Wedding Ceremony Site is the ideal location for your special day. Nestled in the rolling hills of East County, enjoy the scenic beauty that an outdoor wedding has to offer.  

With a seating capacity of over 300 people, Cottonwood's Ceremony Site is ideal for any size wedding.  Arbors, runners, lighting and sound equipment can all be arranged to make your special day perfect.  And with our pavilion on the Green just steps away, your guests won't have far to go to help you celebrate.
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Receptions

Cottonwood Golf Club is proud to announce the addition of its new Pavilion on the Green, Reception and Banquet Facility.With seating up to 300 people, the Pavilion is one of the largest venues available in East County, and perfect for groups of all sizes. Whether you are planning a retirement party, an athletic banquet, a golf tournament, or a wedding reception, the Pavilion on the Green is the ideal place to host your next special event.

Our Professional staff are available to help you with all aspects of planning and implementing your event from start to finish.  The culinary team at Cottonwood, headed by Executive Chef Guadalupe Garcia, is available and eager to help you create the perfect meal for you and your guests.  Wheather it be one of our own banquet selections or a custom menu you designed yourself, Guadalupe is up for the challenge.  Or, of you have your own caterer, outside caterers are always welcome to utilize the Pavilion.
Whether you just need a place to have your event or whether you need us to help you arrange everything from table decorations to cake cutting, we can meet all of your banquet needs. For a copy of our banquet brochure with menu items, rental pricing and facility details, please email our Director of Event Sales, Georgia Lebon Glebon@cottonwoodgolf.com.
Here are photos from a previous wedding reception.
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