A nice public 9-hole course and driving range facility. The range is two tiered so a shady spot below is possible on hot days. The range is also equipped with some tech that tracks your ball striking performance. Because of all of that a bucket of balls costs a bit more than other places.

Came here for the batting cages (closed indefinitely - staff said probably to be removed soon to make more room for mini golf) and stayed for a round of putt putt. Not worth the $13 per adult. The slushee was good though.

The driving range is spacious, the balls are decent quality, and most of the mats are in good shape. The pricing for balls is ridiculously high and you don't get a better deal for buying a higher quantity? Unless you're buying a $100 key you're paying $8 for a small bucket. But there isn't any competition around and they obviously know it, so we'll pay the price. The putting green is severely sloped, which is a fun challenge, but it's not a realistic practice green since the greens on the courses aren't nearly that tilted.

I love this place. It's my regular practice range and the course is pretty fun too. However, the food and beverage operation is out of touch with what golfers and the regular public want. The menu needs a full revision. The golf shop is in a woeful state with staining all over the carpets and the main job of the staff being selling buckets of balls for the range. How is this not fully automated in 2024?!?! Lots of revenue dollars are being left on the table. If the city of San Rafael had any sense they would realize what a gem they have with this place and hire a real operator to bring it to the next level.

This is a fun miniature golf course. There are some fun holes with good gimmicks. It's a bit dated but still fun for all ages.