Worth the drive from downtown San Francisco!! I was this course on Instagram and had to see it for myself. It definitely lived up to my expectations. It was an unreal experience playing amongst the redwoods. The course was in good shape though the greens were tough and the pin positions didn’t help. The guys in the clubhouse were very hospitable. I’d recommend this to anyone traveling to San Francisco.

Played 5/8/25. Really enjoyed the 9 hole round. Played with two fine gentleman, Brian and Steve. Greens were near perfect, fairway very good. Tee boxes good enough. (A little lumpy, in need of a mow, and perhaps some top dressing). Rates are fair. Restaurant excellent. No nine hole club rental rate. A few clubs in dire need of new grips. Faces/grooves totally ignored. The ladies set that was handed to us was a mishmash of men’s and women’s clubs but after a few exchanges we got a reasonable set. Vacation residences line many holes, really pressed to the area of play, so, “the aesthetic” not quite as grand as you’d hope. The course is a must play if you’re in the area.

Truly a little slice of paradise. Tee shots amongst towering redwoods, putts on greens that roll pure, and cold beers and great food to be had. Not to mention how wonderful everybody is - the players, the proshop, the locals. Took 2 years for me to get up here and I'll be back again much sooner than that!

Beautiful 9 hole course in the redwoods. Not crowded in February. We enjoyed the scenery as well as the sport. The restaurant onsite was excellent - we went back again just for the food.

Thanksgiving eve, the weather was perfect after a week of constant rain, so I drove up from San Francisco on a whim. No reservation. Green fee includes a course guide. Canned beers are available at the restaurant. Walked up with my pull cart and got paired up with a friendly two-some who just picked up golf in 2024. Teed off at 3pm and was just too dark to complete the 9th hole at 5:15pm. Really enjoyed walking the course here, but it is narrow. Only one hole where I hit driver, #9, and I hit it left OB, but found my ball and played my provisional with 2 stroke penalty. Hit my 5 wood once on #6. Maybe next time I will leave the woods at home and just bring irons and putter. I teed off using my 4 iron most of the day trying to draw or fade as necessary and keep the ball low and under the forest canopy. I saw a few balls that had become stuck in the tree branches above. The heavens must rain golf balls when it’s windy there. #4 hole dogleg right requires a slight fade 200-220 to make the dogleg and get in good position for your second shot. Only my first time playing, but I distinctly remember each of the nine holes already. Can’t wait to go back again.