This course delivers a traditional and enjoyable golfing experience. It features scenic views, wide-open fairways, and a layout that is both challenging and accessible. The fairways and greens are well-kept, though some areas show a bit of wear. We were unable to rent a golf cart and had to walk with a push cart instead. Despite this, it remains a great value with a relaxed and inviting atmosphere.

Solid local golf course. Offering some amazing views, wildlife, and solid bar. Not the fanciest nor is it the nicest course you will ever play but that’s not the point. The fairways and greens can be a bit rough during certain times of the year but it can also be a gem when you know when to play.

Course is in good shape. Greens are good. Nice, easy walk. Fun to play. The blind tee shot on the Par 3, 15th is fun. Jose was super accommodating. Felt welcomed. Thank you.

Pretty surprised by the overly critical reviews of Sharp Park. For the $40 twilight rate you get an Alister MacKenzie, interesting layout, dramatic views and overall decent conditions. Most greens were in remarkably good condition. To be fair, tee boxes are in rough condition across the board and the fairways are cut fairly long with clover throughout. Overall, Sharp is a great value and absolutely worth the price of admission. Give it a shot!

People say it’s not well-maintained. They say the clubhouse is old or the greens too bumpy or there’s three inches of standing water in the cup on 14, yet for some reason the sprinklers are still cranking. Listen: I live in the mission and it’s 20 minutes away and at twilight it’s $47 to play a Mackenzie. I think it’s true that Sharp is a make over and some regular maintenance away from being world class. But then it wouldn’t be a $47 round, would it?