spectacular views of the Golden Gate Bridge in a breathtaking California natural setting.

Greens are super patchy and awful. Cart path only course. Other than that, solid course for the price

Rough conditions, spectacular views, challenging slopes, historical course that makes up for its shortfalls in character.

Pace of play can be slow and the greens aren’t very good but there’s something about this place that makes it so much fun.

Super hilly layout, lots of interesting decisions off the tee. Lots of walking between holes. Greens in horrendous shape. They way overcharge for both powered and push carts. Nice views though.

Went here for the first time and I had a blast. Alot of uphill driving. Great work out

The location of the course provides views of the bay and Golden Gate Bridge, and the day I played it was mid 80s it was perfect. However, I don’t think my score is too accurate because the greens were in pretty bad condition. This course has so much potential because of its location, even though it isn’t long, I also had to walk the course because they didn’t allow everyone to have a cart for the tournament that they were doing and nothing but hills.

They offer youth on course after 1 pm which makes it very accessible and a good price. Green however are almost un usable some places but with the views I wasn’t complaining I knew what I was getting into. Solid course for the price but front 9 is way easier than back.

Wish I could have actually paid. $52 to reserve a tee time, then another $30 when you get there for a cart. I have had a back issue and can’t walk the course. I called to make sure they would have carts and possibly reserve one. They said they can’t guarantee a cart. I’d love to walk it if I could. Kind of feel discriminated that I can’t play a course due to a disability. They have the means to accommodate, but refused to. Not a place I would want to play if that’s the service they provide. I’ll mark this off of my list of west coast courses to recommend.