The property could close as early as February 19, about a month after the death of owner Tom Self. “I’ve been to all the best courses, played some of the best places in the world, but you get the pulse of the community here,” said Dave Stockton, the club’s two-time PGA Championship winner. Just shy…

Police used the golf course, located across the street from Inland Regional Center, as a command post in response to the shooting that killed 14 and wounded 21 on December 2. Victims and witnesses were taken to the area, many in golf carts provided by the club, and the first fairway was used as a helipad, transporting the most critically injured to area hospitals.

The San Bernardino, Calif. course once drew Hollywood stars like Spencer Tracy, Clark Gable and Charlie Chaplin to golf, but the members who have owned it since 1944 have voted to entertain offers. The property is deeded to prohibit development of any sort, so it must remain as a golf course, park or other recreational facility.